About

I'm Jason — a systems-oriented developer and technologist based in Duluth, Minnesota. I direct technology at a nonprofit serving people with disabilities, where I design and maintain the systems that keep the organization running. I hold an ATASC credential in assistive technology from CSUN, and I've spent the last five years learning what it means to build technology that actually works for the people using it.

Outside of that role, I build production software as a solo developer. My stack is deliberately simple — Node.js, SQLite, vanilla JavaScript, no frameworks — because I'd rather ship something that works than polish something that doesn't. Claude is a core part of my workflow, not as a crutch but as a building partner. Every project on this site was built that way.

I think in systems and cross-domain analogies. I got a B.S. in Art & Design and taught myself to code. The path was nonlinear, but the throughline is the same: I care about how things connect, how they break, and how to make them useful for real people.

Get in touch

I'm always interested in conversations about AI engineering, assistive technology, or interesting problems. If my work resonates, I'd like to hear from you.