I'm a software architect and entrepreneur working for CURE International. We heal kids with curable conditions, transform families in the developing world at our teaching hospitals and clinics, and help people connect with the stories of the people we serve online through CUREkids.

I'm also a core team member for a project (led by CURE's tech team) building a open source software platform for developing world hospitals called HospitalRun.

At CURE, I lead technology, marketing, creative, and CUREkids as the Chief Technology Officer. I also have my own consulting gig where, nowadays, I primarily do technology due diligence for investors as well as tech team, software business, and architectural coaching.

Professionally, I'm interested in good design, branding, and digital marketing. I've grown up with the Internet, and I'm passionate about nonprofits applying software business principles to help solve the world's big problems.

When I'm not at work, I track with U2, the Cleveland Browns, and good pubs. I try to blog. I'm also a student of the Old Testament, which has a surprising amount of influence on my profession and absolutely everything to do with what I profess. I live in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania with my wife, my dog, and my two daughters.

Throughout the Interwebs, you can find me at tangollama.