Shaping Experience through Sound

As a member of Salter’s Low-Voltage Technology Team I specialize in audiovisual, telecommunications, and security systems for corporate campuses, government facilities, and performance venues. My background as a professional audio engineer and performing musician (including work with artists like Carlos Santana and Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead) shapes my audiovisual design perspective and approach. Having experienced technology as a performer, engineer, and audience member, I design systems that serve performers, operators, and audiences alike. My design philosophy also guides my telecommunications and security work, where I focus on practical, reliable systems that balance performance, usability, and stakeholder needs. I bring responsiveness, craftsmanship, and collaboration to every project to build trusted relationships with clients and teams.

An Appetite for Music

Music has always been one of the most meaningful aspects of my life and I’m fascinated by the way sound influences our perception of the world. I started playing piano at age four. Over time I took up bass, drums, had formal training in jazz and contemporary guitar, and studied music production and sound engineering at Berklee College of Music. Given a lifelong study of how sound behaves and how we can manipulate it to suit specific spaces, I strive to create designs that produce an intentional experience for the listener.