About Jeremy
I’ve spent 30 years in tech, from hand-coding sites in ‘94 to UX leadership. Now, I’m shaking off burnout and reviving my blog and podcast.
Back in 1994, as a college student, I taught myself how to design and code websites. That same year, I popped a 3.5” floppy into a computer and gave the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education their first glimpse of “this new thing called the World Wide Web.” Basically, I’m ancient in internet years.
Most of my career has been in marketing and advertising, helping national brands make a splash online. Somewhere in the mid-‘00s, I accidentally gained a small following as a podcaster and social media gadfly. Let’s call it D-list internet celebrity status.
After nearly 30 years, I’m a UX Manager at one of the largest tech companies in the world, coaching and mentoring new generations of talent. My best coaching tool? Being a walking cautionary tale. Lately, though, I’ve been working to shake off the burnout and build momentum again—writing more, making things, and figuring out how to channel all this restless energy into something creative. That’s why I’ve resurrected the brand of my first blog and the podcast that grew from it.