I built a platform that bills tens of millions of Americans and I still ship code myself.

I founded BeQuick in 2002 at age 21, a self-taught programmer who noticed that hundreds of small U.S. telecom companies were running on spreadsheets and goodwill. We built a platform that now processes billions of carrier call records and bills tens of millions of end users a year for hundreds of operators and MVNOs.

We did it profitably, with a team of 15–50, and without burning investor money. By spending carefully and growing steadily, we earned an Inc. 5000 nomination and, in 2022, an acquisition by Banyan Software. I’ve stayed on as CEO since, growing customer accounts 50% in the first year post-close.

Along the way I've shipped‍ VR/AR applications in optometry, medical training, and law enforcement and co-founded Code Palm Beach, a nonprofit teaching kids to code. I hold patents in telecom provisioning automation and 3D virtual content systems.

Today I work AI-native: I personally design, code, and deploy with Claude Code and Cursor, which means I cover a far larger share of the build at a fraction of the traditional cost and headcount. I also build AI into the product itself, using Anthropic, Google Gemini, and ElevenLabs models, including a live AI voice agent. The apps I’ve shipped were built that way, start to finish.