Tech

I spent over thirty years working in the tech industry and officially left it in late 2018. In late 2020, in response to the pandemic, I started a new business, syncspace.live, which is both a platform that enables professional artists to perform together across the Internet, and a virtual venue that utilises the platform to deliver game-changing live virtual concerts. In a short time syncspace.live has created quite a buzz. Here’s a few early press mentions:

• Ottawa Citizen: ‘Incredible feat’: Ottawa man creates site allowing long-distance musicians to play online in real time
• Apt 613:New technology allows jazz musicians to play together, apart and it’s awesome

As part of operating syncspace.live, I’ve had to write a lot of code and build out a lot of infrastructure. I’ve also been consulting to other companies, building software and virtual venues, running broadcasts through a state-of-the-art studio I built in Ottawa, and more. After so much time spent in software, my latest tech venture is building custom personal electric vehicles which has given me the opportunity to deal with more hardware engineering.