About

I'm Seth.

How i think about work

I spent five years at Wells Fargo building systems that couldn't afford to break. Enterprise stuff. Millions of transactions. The kind of work where you learn to think about edge cases before they become problems.

Now I work with smaller teams. Automation, CRM, custom tools.
Different scale, same mindset.
Make it reliable. Make it understandable. Make sure someone else can take it over when you're gone.

I'd rather do fewer things well than more things badly.

I'm skeptical of complexity. Most problems don't need sophisticated solutions. They need clear thinking and simple execution.

And I care whether the thing I build still works six months from now.
A lot of consultants don't stick around long enough to find out.
I do.

What i'm drawn to

Projects where the real issue isn't obvious at first.
Messy systems that need untangling.
Businesses that have outgrown their tools but aren't sure what comes next.

I like working with people who are honest about what they don't know. Makes the work better.

Outside of work, I read a lot. Play video games. Workout.

I think about systems. Not just software. Everything.

How things connect, how one small thing influences another.

How everything we deal with lives inside a system, whether we see it or not.

I'm still figuring most of it out.