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JASON GARCIA / SENIOR iOS ENGINEER

Thoughtful code.
Intelligent ideas.
Human experiences.

Exploring what’s next in AI.
Building what’s useful on iOS.

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01 / SELECTED WORK

Mobile experiences.
Real-world reach.

Consumer brands. Enterprise tools.
A career connecting people and technology.

I’ve contributed to mobile products across telecommunications, dining, healthcare, agriculture, and entertainment—working from application architecture through hands-on development.

Native iOSMobile architectureEngineering leadership

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Applications, engineering leadership, and the breadth of my mobile work.

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02 / THE APPROACH

Technology moves fast.
Make it mean something.

I’m Jason, a senior iOS engineer with a background in mobile architecture and engineering leadership, now exploring what AI can bring to the experience.

My experience spans technical architecture at VML, iOS libraries and product development at Pinsight Media+, and native application leadership at T-Mobile. I bring a hands-on approach to building software and helping teams do their best work.

Swift & SwiftUIObjective-C & UIKitClean ArchitectureAI exploration

03 / THE JOURNAL

Notes from the process.

Experiments, observations,
and a little thinking out loud.

SEP 28, 202601 / TEST ENTRYAI · MOBILE · BUILDINGA place to build. A place to think.Starting a new space for ideas at the intersection of AI and iOS.

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The interesting part of a new project is the space between an idea and something you can hold in your hand. For this site, that space begins with a simple question: how can intelligent technology make a mobile experience more useful?

Start with the experience

A good experiment starts with a person and a problem. An AI feature should earn its place by helping someone do something more easily. On a phone, that means thinking about attention, context, and the small interactions that add up.

Leave room to learn

This journal is a place to document that process: prototypes, lessons, and questions worth exploring. Some ideas will become projects. Others will simply teach something useful.

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