Six Years Later, My Resume Has the Opposite Problem
I spent six years building technical depth on top of sales leadership. Here is how I rebuilt my resume to show the whole plan.
Operator's notebook
What holds up after the meeting.
I use this site to think in public, make sense of what I am learning, and keep a record of the ideas I want to come back to. It is a working library built from the work itself: security, cloud, AI, leadership, and the long game of execution.
Recent writing
Latest from the notebook.
Professional work and personal notes, together in straightforward chronological order.
tech Jul 30, 2026
I Audited My VS Code Agent Setup
A review of VS Code's newer agent features changed how I think about instructions, portable skills, Agent Host sessions, subagents, hooks, and approval boundaries.
life Jul 8, 2026
Two Charlotte Transportation Things I Keep Thinking About
A draft thought on two Charlotte transportation fixes I keep coming back to: parking incentives that use lots and decks first, and a faster path from transit idea to groundbreaking.
tech Jul 4, 2026
Let the Session Write the Post
Staying present on social media usually dies as a separate chore. If the drafting capability lives inside the same agent session that ships the work, and the risky parts are deterministic guardrails, the post becomes a byproduct instead of a second job.
tech Jun 25, 2026
How I Turn Articles Into Presentations I Can Actually Teach From
A copyable markdown workflow for building presentation-ready articles with Copilot agents, optional present mode, and screenshots that prove the layout works.
tech Jun 23, 2026
Your First Pull Request, No Commands Required
Missed the session? This is the walkthrough version: add your name to a real project, let a coding agent handle the Git mechanics in the open, and practice the part that matters most: understanding the change before you approve it.
tech Jun 9, 2026
Building an Agentic Tool the Agent Can Actually Carry
I set out to build a social-promotion helper in VS Code and learned a more useful lesson about agentic tooling: where a capability lives decides whether it travels. The first version worked and went nowhere. The second one snaps into any session.
About Thor
What keeps showing up in the work.
Trust, translation, and a longer view than the room usually wants to take.
The roles changed over time, but the pattern did not. I keep getting pulled toward work that rewards clarity, trust, and the ability to make complicated things usable for someone else.
Technology without theater
Architecture, platforms, and new tools explained in ways people can actually use.
Career advice without fluff
Momentum, feedback, habits, and positioning without pretending a title solves the problem.
Experiments worth keeping
Drafts, operating principles, and technology experiments captured before they disappear into a notes app.