About me

I’m Josh. I was born in Trinidad and Tobago, grew up in Georgetown, Guyana, and now live in Brooklyn.

For the past two years, I’ve worked mostly independently, building websites and tools for small businesses. I’m looking for a team where I can contribute and learn from more experienced developers.

I love playing soccer with the 7am crew at McCarren Park, learning about and building speakers and amplifiers, and more recently DIY electronics and robotics.

I like conversations that leave me with something to think about. How we understand the world, what deserves our attention, and how we live together are questions I keep coming back to.

If you’re working on something interesting, or think we’d get along, I’d enjoy hearing from you.

Readings I want to share

Technology Is Not Values Neutral
The Consilience Project on how the technologies we build shape our values, habits and relationships.
Awakening from the Meaning Crisis
John Vervaeke’s series on meaning, cognition and the history of the ideas we live with.
The Psychological Drivers of the Metacrisis
A conversation between McGilchrist, Vervaeke and Schmachtenberger about the relationship between human understanding and the problems we face together.