Why building Alltus is the most meaningful work of my career

And why now is the right time to join us

Every week, I talk to local government offices across the country. Most are small teams keeping essential parts of their communities running. They are overworked, understaffed, and often using tools that make their jobs harder than they need to be. And yet they show up every day because the work matters.

I started Alltus because I believe local government deserves better technology. Improving these workflows has a real impact on the communities we all live in. When we save a county office hours each day, that time goes back into serving people. When we reduce errors, we help strengthen trust in government.

If that kind of real-world impact resonates with you, I think you would feel at home here.

How we work together matters

We recently ran an internal engagement survey, and the results meant a lot to me. Participation was high, and the feedback reflected what I have always hoped this company would be.

People feel accountable for their work because they care. People feel seen as humans, not just as roles. Managers lead with empathy, and teammates look out for one another.

We are not perfect, and we have room to improve. One clear area of focus coming out of the survey is recognizing great work more consistently and creating more opportunities for connection across teams. But the themes that stood out most were kindness, accountability, and gratitude. Those are the values that shape how we operate.

As a founder, that is what matters most to me.

Why this next chapter matters

Building what comes next, together

We are entering a period of meaningful growth. We have launched new product lines and are investing in areas where we can make the biggest difference for local governments. That includes automation, connected workflows, and AI tools like Front Desk that improve how offices serve and communicate with their communities.

Joining Alltus now means helping shape where we go next. You will influence the roadmap, work directly with customers, and help define what good government technology looks like in practice.

You will also be doing this alongside a team that cares about the work, the mission, and each other.