I'm a software architect and solution designer based in Montreal. I've spent my career building complex systems on .NET and Azure, from backend APIs to cloud infrastructure, and I still write code every day.
Outside work I'm a father of two and a mindfulness meditator. The two are related: raising kids and sitting still both teach you how little of your mind you actually control.
This blog is where those things meet. I write about software architecture and cloud engineering, about AI as something we now build and have to live with, and about the philosophy that follows once you take seriously the idea that minds can be found in unexpected places. My current series, Biology, Buddhism and AI, uses Michael Levin's work on agency to ask what we owe to the minds we are starting to create.
