I build systems that don't fall over at 3am — APIs, data pipelines, and the boring-but-critical plumbing behind products people actually rely on.
I'm a backend-leaning engineer who's spent the last seven years building services that scale from "just me testing it" to "handling real traffic without paging anyone."
Most of my work lives in distributed systems, data pipelines, and developer tooling — the kind of infrastructure nobody notices until it breaks. I like it that way.
Outside of work: mechanical keyboards, long-distance running, and slowly working through every RFC I can find.
Open-source data pipeline orchestrator built for teams that outgrew cron jobs but don't need a full Airflow deployment.
Event-sourced ledger service handling millions of transactions/day for a fintech client, with full audit replay.
A small library for building polished terminal UIs in Go, used internally at three different startups now.