After the t-shirt company, I moved to San Francisco to explore a new idea (drove across the country, spent 3 weeks in Park City, Utah, it was great). The idea of bringing AI to a legacy industry was naturally appealing, so I started attending random conferences and yapping to people. Construction stood out, it felt huge and under-served, and I enjoyed talking to them.

I didn't actually know anything about construction, and conversations were only taking me so far. So somehow, after 100s of Reddit and LinkedIn DM's, I landed a job with a company out in Indiana. I spent a month working for them in a trailer out in the middle of nowhere.

It was hard at first, with even my Uber driver asking me what I was doing there. But I stuck it out, and it ended up being a great experience. And now we're building AI for construction.