How I Work
I don't sell hours or deliverables. I own outcomes. Every engagement maps to one of three pillars — each one tied directly to a business metric your team already cares about.
01
Frontend Performance Optimization
Stop bleeding revenue to slow pages.
Who this is for: eCommerce brands and content-driven sites where mobile conversion underperforms desktop, ad spend efficiency has degraded, or Core Web Vitals scores are dragging down organic visibility.
What I do:
- Core Web Vitals audit (LCP, CLS, INP)
- Third-party script triage and deferral strategy
- Checkout funnel rendering optimization
- Image, font, and critical-path delivery improvements
- Ongoing performance regression monitoring
02
Data Ingestion & Analytics Integrity
Make sure your dashboards reflect reality — not what you wish were true.
Who this is for: Brands where Klaviyo, GA4, or platform event data doesn't reconcile with actual orders, or where dbt pipelines show unexplained gaps that your team can't trace back to a root cause.
What I do:
- Client-side tracker audit (pixel firing order, SPA lifecycle mismatches, race conditions)
- Tag manager hygiene and event schema documentation
- Warehouse-layer event reconciliation
- Attribution integrity review across ad platforms
- Ongoing data layer ownership and monitoring
03
Fractional Tech Leadership
Senior engineering judgment, without the full-time overhead.
Who this is for: Growth-stage companies with an expanding tech stack but no internal senior engineer to vet vendors, own migrations, enforce engineering standards, or protect performance as the team scales.
What I do:
- Monthly retainer engagement — I operate as an embedded tech lead
- App and plugin creep audit (performance cost vs. business value per integration)
- Platform migration planning and zero-downtime execution
- Engineering process setup (PR standards, deploy pipelines, QA checklists)
- Technical vetting for new vendors, tools, and third-party integrations
Who this is NOT for
I work best with teams that already believe performance and data quality are business priorities — not afterthoughts. This probably isn't a fit if:
- Founders who want to move fast and fix it later
- Projects where "good enough" is the actual standard
- Teams that treat performance as a launch-day checkbox
If that's not you, let's talk.
Ready to move the metrics that matter?
Tell me about the technical friction costing your team the most right now.