About Me

I am the Tech Lead for Logging and Experiments at Asana, where I focus on building observability and experimentation platforms that empower Data Science and R&D teams to make data-driven decisions at scale. My work ensures that Asana's engineering and product teams have the tools to measure, analyze, and iterate efficiently, helping drive innovation across the company.

With a strong background in full-stack TypeScript (Node.js, React) and experience in Python, Golang, Java, and Scala, I specialize in designing and maintaining scalable backend systems, high-performance logging pipelines, and experimentation frameworks. My passion lies in building reliable and performant infrastructure that enables teams to extract insights, experiment rapidly, and optimize user experiences.

My journey into tech was unconventional. After moving to the Bay Area in 2014 from a small town in Indiana, I pursued my entrepreneurial ambitions by founding Lukenoff Associates, a home remodeling and repair business. Eventually, my passion for technology led me to switch careers. I spent six months immersing myself in programming, earned a spot at Hack Reactor, and landed my first engineering role at Narvar, where I worked on e-commerce solutions for enterprise brands.

Now at Asana, I continue to push the boundaries of observability, experimentation, and data-driven engineering, ensuring that teams have the insights they need to build better products. I’m always eager to take on new challenges, optimize systems, and help businesses scale with confidence.