In 2012, I attended Recurse Center, started contributing to Ruby and Python's most popular debuggers, and learned about time-travel debugging.

After Recurse, I joined Etsy, became a core contributor to Backbone Marionette, built their first DevTools extension, and started contributing to Chrome DevTools.

In 2016, I joined the Firefox DevTools team, where I helped modernize the Debugger and built a community of 400 open source contributors.

In 2020, I co-founded Replay.io with four goals: prove that it was possible to record and deterministically replay the browser, build a collaborative debugging experience that solved the reproducibility problem, productionize the first pure dynamic analysis engine, and scale web replay environments for RL in the spirit of Dota 2, Starcraft, and self driving.

Today, Replay.io is automating the debugging lifecycle for coding agents and I'm helping scale web RL environments and tasks within the Amazon Autonomy lab.