I'm a software engineer who likes owning a problem end to end. I've built SaaS products from the first schema to the last pixel: backend services and APIs, frontends and UI/UX, and the data platforms underneath that keep everything honest.

I care about software that's easy to reason about and pleasant to use: clear interfaces, boring and reliable infrastructure, tests that run against real systems, and failures that explain themselves.

SaaS products. Taking an idea from prototype to something customers pay for and rely on: multi-tenant architecture, auth, billing and the boring bits that turn a startup into a real business.

Backend systems. APIs, services and integrations that handle real-world mess: paging, rate limits, retries, expiring tokens and jobs that pick up where they left off.

Frontend and UI/UX. Interfaces that feel obvious, from user flows and design to responsive, accessible front-end code.

Data platforms. Pipelines, warehouses and record matching that turn scattered data into something a product can trust.

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