Product at Meta. Before that I built and led engineering teams at Fanatics and Penn Interactive, where we took Barstool Sportsbook from a single engineer to a 300-person engineering team.
A CFTC-regulated prediction market, from concept to dev-complete in under 90 days
From a single engineer to a 300-person engineering team, and a real-money sportsbook live in 13 states.
An AI cigar identifier and digital humidor, shipped on Android and the web after Apple said no.
A one-button voice notebook that sorts itself, shipped by one person on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and CarPlay.
Run six Claude Code agents in parallel and one is usually stuck where you can’t see it: waiting on a permission prompt, retrying the same failing command, or restyling pages its brief said to leave alone. tracon shows every agent on one screen, like a controller watching every plane on one scope, and flags the ones in trouble, including two agents editing the same file before you merge. Read-only, local, no setup.
Before Meta I worked in sports betting and prediction markets, where software moves real money under a regulator’s eye. My job went from writing the code, to building the teams that write it, to deciding what gets built.
Full backgroundSpecializing in new 0→1 product builds.
Built Fanatics Markets from concept to dev-complete in under 90 days: the first major US sportsbook operator to launch a prediction market.
Built the engineering organization behind Barstool Sportsbook and theScore from 1 to 300 engineers, ran it as de facto CTO, and launched in 13 states, starting with Pennsylvania in September 2020.
I don’t believe ‘coder’ exists as a profession in five years. The industry is shifting from coders to builders — and adapting takes curiosity, not a bootcamp.
Product conversations, speaking, and people building in the same territory.