Most business owners already know AI matters. They just don’t know where it actually helps.

Let me tell you how I got here.

I was raised right here in Houston. I have been in front of a computer since I was nine years old — building peer-to-peer networks on LimeWire, hosting game servers, producing music, and going as deep into every corner of the internet as I could. Technology was never a career decision for me. It was just how my brain worked.

I did three internship rotations in the IT department at Frazer, Ltd. while studying at Texas A&M. I was on the petroleum engineering track until I realized I did not belong in a chemistry lab — I belonged understanding electrons and making them help accelerate humanity's knowledge. So I switched to computer engineering and never looked back.

After graduating, I helped engineer a smart ambulance system. Then I went into the corporate insurance world. And that is where I saw the gap that changed everything.

I introduced AI strategy into underwriting operations — accelerating time-to-quote, embedding AI into underwriting workbenches to assist with guidelines, and automating as much of the digital paper-pushing as the business could handle. I watched teams go from buried in paperwork to actually doing their jobs.

Along the way, I helped the Texas Agriculture Commissioner strengthen their digital presence. I helped rail cart service companies get found online. I helped my aunt and her family restaurant drive real traffic and real revenue through digital advertising.

The pattern was always the same: good people running real businesses, held back by manual processes that nobody had bothered to fix.

That is why I started EB DevTech. I am here to help everyday businesses be better. If your team is stuck doing work that a machine should be doing — I want to hear about it.