Hi, I'm Jordan.

Where It Started: Growing up working in family restaurants, I saw how small inefficiencies compound — how a 2% variance in food cost could make or break a month. I learned early that good operations aren't theoretical. If a system doesn't work under real-world pressure, it doesn't work at all.

The Evolution: I studied Biopsychology at UC Santa Barbara, fascinated by how biological systems self-organize and adapt to stress. After UCSB, I dove into mental health research. I wanted to understand human systems — why people burn out and what actually creates change. But I realized that healthcare professionals weren't burning out because they lacked coping skills. They were burning out because the operational systems—EMRs, scheduling, admin burden—were completely broken.

What I Do Now: Today, I design operational infrastructure for growing companies. I build architectures, automation workflows, and data models that get stronger under load. I take my inspiration from nature: elegant, efficient, and deeply resilient. My goal is to build systems that absorb complexity so humans are freed up to do meaningful work.