Indianapolis · Solution Architect

Building a faster, safer web — one project at a time.

I'm David, an Indianapolis-based solution architect. I design, build, and rescue web applications for teams who care about doing it right.

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Booking projects for Q3 2026
17+
years shipping for the web

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Common Career Traps for High-Potential Developers
Common Career Traps for High-Potential Developers
Sep 2026 · Career

Meet David

A local web geek who sweats the pixels.

Passionate about pixel-perfect design, cutting-edge tooling, and thinking about the road ahead — I strive for excellence in every project I take on.

My background spans marketing, engineering, and big-data visualization for some of the largest companies in healthcare and tech.

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What I do

Four ways I can help your next build.

Web Development

JavaScript, React, and Node — highly-customized, advanced applications for the modern web, built to last and easy to maintain.

ReactNodeTypeScriptAPIs

Disaster Recovery

Recover information and get your app back online after a hack — plus guidance to lock it down for next time.

Version Control

Cloud-backed code with clean restore points and a documented history of every change.

Custom Development

Software dashboards, big-data management, and customer insights — enterprise experience brought to your next project.

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Career Sep 22, 2026 5 min read

Common Career Traps for High-Potential Developers

High-potential developers are frequently their own worst obstacle. The skills and habits that make someone exceptional as a developer are not always the ones that enable growth into architecture, staff engineering, or technical leadership. Knowing...

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