I’m Harrison, a software engineer. I write about how software gets built.
Writing
All writing →- Nov 2025 An honest review of Github Copilot and Agents HQ
- Nov 2025 Switching NextJS from Vercel to Cloudflare
- Mar 2023 An exploration into free drawing in HTML canvas
- Mar 2023 Panning and Zooming in HTML Canvas
Videos coming soon.
Experience
Resume →- 2018 – Now LOGO.com
I built a prototype logo generator on a one-month practicum out of BCIT, and they kept me on to build V1. Since then we’ve grown LOGO.com to millions of users and over a billion logos, and kept the infrastructure cheap.
- Senior Software Engineer and Head of Engineering
- Senior Software Engineer
- Software Engineer
- Junior Software Engineer
- 2016 – 2018 British Columbia Institute of Technology
- Diploma, Computer Systems Technology, Web and Mobile option
- Graduated with distinction
About
I run the engineering team at LOGO.com, where we make logo, brand and website tools for small businesses. I still write and review code most days.
Lately most of my time goes into how we work with AI coding agents. We rebuilt the platform so an agent can take a ticket to a preview build on its own. Now we’re working out what that changes about how we plan and review.
I live in British Columbia, where I hike and take pictures. So far I’ve done the West Coast Trail and the Juan de Fuca, over 100 km of Vancouver Island’s coast between them. At home I run my own servers for media, home automation and gaming, plus some headless AI agents.