I speak on modern web development, Drupal, technical leadership, testing, delivery practices, and practical AI adoption.
My talks are designed to be clear, practical, and grounded in how teams actually work. I care less about hype and more about giving people ideas they can use right away.
Whether I’m speaking to developers, team leads, strategists, or cross-functional web teams, my goal is to make complex topics easier to understand and more useful in practice.
If you’re interested in having me speak at your event, facilitate a session, or participate in a panel, feel free to reach out.
“Shifting left” means integrating testing and quality checks from the very start of a project, rather than near the end. This approach helps detect issues sooner, reduces rework, and improves overall quality—an especially important factor in higher ed digital projects with multiple stakeholders. In this session, we will demonstrate practical ways to embed testing into daily development tasks, such as automated code checks, static analysis, and continuous integration pipelines. Attendees will discover how to foster a quality-focused culture within digital teams to deliver more reliable and accessible experiences.
| Copilot, not autopilot: Responsible AI use in dev workflows | Digital Collegium Annual Conference | October 2026 |
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