Hi, I'm Rico Trevisan.

My father once brought home a smuggled i486sx computer. My brothers and I promptly took it apart to see how it worked. We fiddled and tweaked and taught ourselves everything we could about computers.

I spent the first few years of my working life working in IT-adjacent roles: support, education. Switched over to Agile & Scrum, where I spent the next decade absorbing knowledge about how groups of people bring ideas to life. I realized that some tools were born out of a simple spreadsheet and a repetitive process.

That journey — from understanding how teams ship products, to building the tools they use — led me to coaching. Today I'm a coach at Mochary Method, helping startup CEOs build high-performing organizations. I still build software (in Elixir), but the biggest leverage I've found is in the communication architecture around the code, not the code itself.