
Engineering @R1 | Founder @MentorMesh | mentoring aspiring tech leaders
Seattle, WA
Joined July 2017
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With no degree I’ve worked at senior+ levels at Microsoft, Twitter, Expedia, Peloton, and now Heroku Salesforce.
If you’re debating if you can be in tech, the short answer is YES. I used to be an office assistant.
Are you willing to put the work in? Let’s get it 2024.
Now is the best time to be an entrepreneur. You plus a team of agents can do so much.
People that think it’s hype aren’t investing in it. Because of they were, they would know.
The more AI aggressively augments technical skills the more people skills will matter. The way you treat people has always mattered—but even more so now.
Devote time to exploring new tools and methods. So much to learn—but so rewarding when you see the benefits.
Unpopular opinion—almost all engineering work will be about building and supporting AI agents—who in turn do everything else.
We got some AI Engineering roles on sister teams if folks are interested. Comment or send me your resume on LinkedIn (link in bio)
Literally, when I sleep, all I dream about is work, milestones we need to hit, team structure I need to build—that’s how I know I’m really enjoy my job haha
I’m know there is a lot of hate about AI, but if you’re using it every day, I don’t see how you can’t be hyped about it. I’ve never felt more productive in my life.
Jae Taylor retweeted
With all of the AI doomerism discussion, I thought I'd add my take.
tl;dr I think of it more like a whimper. A frog-boil kind of situation.


