I build software that holds up — reliable, scalable, and built to last. From distributed systems and microservices to systems-level work in Go and Rust, I go wherever the hard problems are and figure it out.
I care deeply about clean code, thoughtful design, and writing software that other engineers actually enjoy working with. When I'm not building, I'm learning something that'll make my next build better.
Languages
Backend & Frameworks
Databases
Infrastructure & Tooling
Frontend (when needed)
Right now I'm focused on three things:
- Going deeper on systems programming — Go and Rust have opened up a whole new layer of how software actually works, and I want to keep pulling that thread.
- Building things that ship — I want more of my work to reach real users and solve real problems, not just live in repos.
- Contributing meaningfully to open source — not just PRs, but helping maintainers with the unglamorous but important stuff.
Long term, I want to be the kind of engineer who makes the teams around them better — someone who brings clarity to hard problems and writes code that lasts.
Always happy to chat about backend architecture, interesting problems, or what you're building.
