Who's behind Ezley

I've spent twenty-five years building software, most of it in finance, retail, and integration architecture. Today I'm Director of Software Engineering at Inmar Intelligence, where I lead teams designing event-driven, AI-enabled financial systems. Before that, a long run of senior engineering and engineering-management roles at the same intersection of money, events, and scale.

My technical home base is event sourcing and event-driven architecture — systems where every action is recorded as an immutable event, so the history of what happened is the source of truth. That's the same backbone Ezley runs on. For a marketplace where buyers wire real money to people they've never met, "we have a perfect audit trail" isn't a marketing line; it's an architectural decision made on day one.

I studied computer science at UNC Greensboro, where I was inducted into Upsilon Pi Epsilon, the computing honor society. I live near Greensboro, North Carolina, with my wife. Together we own several small businesses. Ezley is the project I've wanted to build for years: the trust layer that high-value peer-to-peer commerce has always needed and never quite had.