I design systems that help teams do their best work.
I'm Joe — a collaboration strategist and Atlassian architect based in Greater Boston. I build scalable work-management platforms that make teams more effective, with a focus on how people actually work, not just the tools they use.
About
As an enterprise collaboration strategist and solution architect, I specialize in building scalable work-management platforms that improve efficiency, unlock potential, and elevate the user experience. My work spans tools like Jira, Confluence, Slack, and Zoom — always with a focus on how people work, not just the systems they use.
I bring over a decade of experience leading platform strategy, system design, and adoption initiatives across cross-functional teams. From cloud migrations and ITSM design to AI-driven process improvement and agile team alignment, I thrive on solving complex problems and making collaboration simpler.
While solution architecture is my primary focus, I'm equally comfortable rolling up my sleeves to manage day-to-day administration of Atlassian, Slack, and other key tools — especially when those systems are part of a broader transformation effort. I also help lead the Boston Atlassian Community, bringing local practitioners together to connect, learn, and grow.
Above all, I'm a curious, people-oriented technologist who believes the best systems are built through collaboration and empathy.
Top Skills
What I do
Platform Strategy
Designing scalable work-management platforms and aligning tooling to how teams actually operate.
Atlassian Architecture
Jira, Confluence, and ITSM design from cloud migrations to admin and adoption at scale.
Process Improvement
AI-driven workflow design and agile team alignment that reduces friction and unlocks potential.
Community & Enablement
Leading the Boston Atlassian Community with hands-on workshops, panels, and practitioner connection.
Let's build something that works.
Whether it's untangling a messy Atlassian instance or rethinking how your teams collaborate, I'd love to hear what you're working on.