I've lived in Lane County for 13 years. My kids grew up here. I'm a hunter, a fisher, and a regular at the gym before most people's alarm goes off. Junction City is home — not just an address.

Before starting Sophly, I spent 16 years as a Technical Program Manager for some of the biggest names in tech — Epic Games, Pokémon GO, NetApp, and PacificSource right here in town. I built the kinds of large-scale systems that run in the background so teams can focus on their actual work, not their tools.

I started Sophly because I kept watching local businesses here lose customers they never even knew about. Not because their service was bad. Because they were on a job site when the phone rang. Because they forgot to follow up on Tuesday's lead. Because nobody ever told them their Google reviews were sitting there unanswered.

Enterprise companies solved all of this years ago. Local businesses just never had access to it — until now. That's what Sophly is. Me, taking 16 years of that work and bringing it home to the businesses I actually care about.

You can call me directly. We can meet for coffee. I know what it means to be part of this community because I'm in it too. I'm not a call center somewhere across the country. I'm your neighbor.

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