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The Jobs Aren't Back. They're Different Jobs.

Apr 9 · 7 min read · The headlines are warm again. Software engineering roles have doubled since mid-2023. Sixty-seven thousand open positions. Listings up 11% year-over-year. Three openings for every qualified candidate.

I Stopped Correcting 40% of My AI's Work.

Apr 8 · 11 min read · Here's What Changed. I run product and engineering for regulated healthcare software. Over the past year, I've shipped three products using AI as a core member of the delivery team — not for code sugg

Introducing Moment and Facet: Your Domain Model Deserves to Run Before Your Code Does

Apr 5 · 8 min read · You changed a field. Three downstream services broke in production. Nobody saw it coming — not the type checker, not the tests, not the code review. The contract between your service and theirs was ne

Event Storming Is a Language, Not a Workshop

Mar 30 · 9 min read · The DDD community treats Event Storming as a workshop activity. You book a room. You buy sticky notes — orange for domain events, blue for commands, yellow for aggregates, purple for policies, pink fo

AI Made My Architecture Deeper, Not Simpler

Mar 29 · 9 min read · The pitch is always simplification. AI will make development faster, architectures leaner, systems easier. Fewer decisions, fewer layers, fewer meetings. Point the model at your domain, let it generat