After 3½ years with FanDuel Sports Network, yesterday marked my last day with the company. While the transition was unexpected, I’m choosing to view this moment as the beginning of a new chapter rather than the end of one.

During my time at FanDuel Sports Network (previously named Diamond Sports Group), I had the chance to work on some truly meaningful and challenging projects — from optimizing critical internal processes to building GameDay360, the Blazor-based application used across the business to manage SportRadar and WhatsOn integrations. I’m proud of the systems I built, the problems I solved, and the impact those solutions continue to have.

But the part I’ll miss most is working with a group of incredibly talented engineers. Their support, creativity, and collaboration made even the toughest days better.

Now, I’m looking ahead.

I’m officially open to Senior .NET Developer roles (remote preferred), and I bring experience across:

• C# / .NET (including .NET 9)
• Azure Functions & serverless architecture
• Blazor, MAUI, and modern web development
• CI/CD with Azure DevOps & GitHub Actions
• SQL/MariaDB/MySQL
• Integration work with external APIs (SportRadar, WideOrbit, etc.)
• Performance optimization & refactoring — including reducing a long-running monolithic workflow from 2.5 hours to ~20 seconds
• I’m also passionate about:
• building developer-friendly tools
• improving data pipelines
• automating business processes
• mentoring other developers
• contributing to clean, maintainable architecture

If you know of any teams looking for a strong .NET developer with experience in cloud architecture, integration, and application modernization, I’d appreciate any referrals, intros, or opportunities to connect.

Thank you to everyone who’s been part of my journey so far — I’m looking forward to whatever comes next.

If you’d like to connect or learn more about my work, feel free to reach out.

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