Engineer, founder & operating leader

I build products and the businesses around them

DeepDiveBio · 2018–2021

Two MultiTherm evaluation prototypes built by the DeepDiveBio team.Enlarge imageEnlarge MultiTherm evaluation prototypes
Two evaluation prototypes built by the DeepDiveBio team. Historical development hardware, 2018–2020.

Founding DeepDiveBio and developing MultiTherm

MultiTherm let researchers run independent temperature programs side by side in a single plate, replacing the need to tie up several machines for small experiments. I co-founded DeepDiveBio to build it, raised seed funding, recruited a 13-person team, and designed its early mechanics—working with engineering and scientific colleagues to ship instruments for external evaluation.

Telesis Bio & Eton · 2021–2024

GenE production instrument with its fluid connections and enclosed lower deck.Enlarge imageEnlarge GenE production instrument
The GenE instrument used in oligo production. 2023 photograph

Leading instrument development, production, and Eton’s business

I built Telesis Bio’s innovation team to deliver three beta DNA-synthesis instruments on time and under budget. I then led the separate GenE production operation, scaling output to 6 million DNA bases per quarter. As Eton’s General Manager, I reorganized sales and launched new services while keeping the laboratories serving customers through the company’s sale.

Racer Biosciences · 2025–2026

Racer F1-X reagent pouch beside two sample tubes.Enlarge imageEnlarge: Racer F1-X reagent pouch beside two sample tubes.
F1-X, Racer’s DNA-assembly reagent kit. Product marketing · 2026

Building the business around a new laboratory reagent

Researchers already had DNA-assembly kits they trusted. At Racer, I built software to find likely users in published research, partnered with a teammate on technical marketing, handled university sales, and negotiated six signed distribution and marketplace agreements. I also built the custom storefront and the in-house quality and manufacturing software used to trace every kit.

Projects I can take on

An instrument in development

I work through product requirements and engineering tradeoffs with founders and laboratory teams, design and test the approach, and bring in the specialists needed to build it.

Product development

A production operation

I lead the setup of a laboratory or manufacturing operation, find what is slowing output down, and put the equipment, quality records, and team in place to make delivery repeatable.

Operations

A product entering the market

I help identify customers with a real reason to buy, set practical pricing and distribution terms, and align the operation to deliver what sales promises.

Business development

Building software and developing ideas with AI

AI has expanded what I can build directly without waiting to hire a software team. I define the workflow, direct AI coding agents, and test the software against how the work actually happens. At Racer, I built the quality and manufacturing app used in production as well as software that read published papers to find research customers.

At BenchSwap, directing AI coding agents let me test a full marketplace prototype in days and then simplify our live site around how researchers actually plan experiments—freeing our small team to focus on landing our first placed customer. At Mimulus, I built the company website, an interactive archive cost story, and a browser demonstration that encodes and recovers real digital files while simulating the physical DNA-storage steps.

Explore software and AI work

Work across industries

What are you working on?

I’d like to hear about the product you’re developing, the business you’re building, or the operation you need to improve.

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