About me.
Systems engineer, founder, FAA-certified drone pilot, and the guy who built an entire SaaS platform in a weekend.
I use AI as a force multiplier to build production-grade systems at startup speed.
Based in Youngstown, Ohio — a city that knows what it means to rebuild. I take that same energy into everything I build. No fluff. No meetings that could have been emails. Just working software, deployed and live.
By day, I'm a Systems Integration Engineer at Window Depot USA, connecting 86 independent dealer locations through automated workflows, CRM pipelines, and marketing infrastructure. I've built the systems that keep a national home improvement brand running at scale.
By night, I'm building XPRT Solutions — a drone mapping SaaS platform and an American-made NDAA-compliant drone hardware company. I built the entire SaaS platform in 4 days, flew the first autonomous survey mission, and processed real aerial imagery into 3D models. Then I deployed a 9-agent AI research cluster to plan the hardware company. All in one weekend.
I'm finishing my B.S. in General Education at Youngstown State University — an interdisciplinary degree that reflects how I think. I don't stay in one lane. I connect dots across software, hardware, business, aviation, and AI.
The common thread: I build things that work, fast, and I ship them to the real world. Not wireframes. Not pitch decks. Working systems that people use today.
Professional headshot or portrait
You with the drone / in the field
Credentials
Founder & CEO
XPRT Solutions LLC
Systems Integration Engineer
Window Depot USA
FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot
Federal Aviation Administration
B.S. General Education
Youngstown State University
Tech stack
Frontend
Backend
AI & Automation
Infrastructure
How I think.
Ship, don't plan
“A working prototype beats a perfect pitch deck. Every time.”
AI is a weapon, not a crutch
“I don't use AI to avoid thinking. I use it to think at 10x speed and build at 100x.”
Domain knowledge is the moat
“The code is the easy part. Understanding what drone pilots actually need — that's the hard part. I do both.”