Contracts, claims, and project controls. Now building Pylonary.
I work in construction contracts and claims.
Most of my work has been around change, notices, closeout, and the project records behind them.
I have worked across infrastructure, industrial, and commercial projects in the U.S. and abroad. I am now building Pylonary from the same document and admin problems I kept seeing on jobs.
How I work
Most of the work comes down to reading the contract carefully and keeping the record straight.
Most of my work has been around contracts, change, claims, and closeout.
I pay attention to what the contract says, what the records show, and where the two stop matching.
That is also what led me to start building Pylonary.
01
Read the contract first
Start with what the contract actually says, not what people assume it says.
02
Keep the record usable
If the records are messy, every later conversation gets harder.
03
Deal with change early
Notice and scope problems are easier to handle early than after months of drift.
04
Cut repetitive admin work
When the same information gets retyped across emails, spreadsheets, and PDFs, the process usually needs fixing.
Experience
A timeline of the roles where I worked on contracts, claims, closeout, and now Pylonary.
Founder
Pylonary · D.C. Metro Area
Building Pylonary, based on the document and admin problems I kept running into on construction jobs.
- Started the software build in March 2024 and formed Pylonary as an LLC in January 2026.
- It grew out of repeated problems around document handling, change tracking, and piecing the project record together.
Contracts Manager
Summit Ridge Energy · United States
Handled pre-construction bidding and contract setup for a major U.S. solar owner-operator.
- Set up an internal contract review and tracking process.
- Worked with legal and project teams during negotiations.
Projects
Selected programs across infrastructure, industrial, and commercial sectors.
Grand Egyptian Museum
Giza, Egypt
One of the largest museum developments globally, designed to host over 100,000 artifacts with major cultural, conference, and public-space facili...
Northeastern Boundary Tunnel
Washington, DC, USA
Critical tunnel infrastructure in the Anacostia River Tunnel System for long-term flood mitigation.
Contact
If you want to get in touch, email is best.