Husband. Father. Veteran. Grateful man.
Builder of tools, systems, and mission-driven products that turn chaos into clarity.

I’m obsessed with execution, clean UX, and real-world usefulness — whether that’s a field ops dashboard, a nonprofit command center, or an offline-first app built to run anywhere.

A field-ready fishing log app built to work with zero signal:

• Trips, catches, fly inventory, recap exports + collage mode
• Local-first storage, fast UI, built for mobile
• Versioned, iterative, tested, real usage

I build “single pane of glass” systems for life + work:

• Command Center (lead tracking, weekly reporting, pipeline ops)
• Family Hub + kiosk dashboards
• Pi-based pages + desktop experiences

• Airtable bases → Make.com → structured ops workflows
• Form ingestion, routing, record updates, notifications
• HubSpot pipelines & properties designed around reality (not theory)

• HTML / CSS / JavaScript (modern UI, responsive layouts, clean components)
• Offline-first patterns (service workers, caching, storage strategies)
• Export systems (ZIP packages, file generation, image handling)

• Raspberry Pi (kiosk builds, services, deployments)
• Nginx, systemd, Linux CLI
• Cloudflare Tunnels, Tailscale, reverse proxy workflows

• Airtable (relational base design + views)
• Make.com scenarios + webhooks
• HubSpot pipelines, CRM hygiene, and workflows

Veterans Go Outdoors (VGO) — Founder / President
Mission-driven nonprofit built around brotherhood, outdoors, and impact.

Merit Apprenticeship Alliance — Resource Developer
Building contractor pipelines + apprenticeship workflows across NY/NJ/CT/PA.

• 🌱 Learning: Python (automation + tooling)
• 🧩 Building: integrations, dashboards, portable systems
• 🎯 Goal: Ship useful tools that make people’s lives better

• Fly Fishing 🎣
• Golf ⛳
• Theology, Philosophy, and “why systems matter”
• Philanthropy + veteran mission support
• Building products that actually get used

chief.prince.of.function@gmail.com

The pursuit of higher knowledge must be guided by ethics —
without it, progress loses its purpose.