I'm a developer and entrepreneur who cares more about whether software works than whether it looks impressive on a whiteboard.
Over the past several years I've built and maintained full-stack web applications and SaaS tools: inventory management, lead generation, customer workflows. The kind of systems that people open first thing in the morning and need to just work. That context has made me opinionated about the things that matter: stability over cleverness, clean logic over clever architecture, tools people actually want to use.
I'm comfortable across the full stack and have spent a lot of recent time integrating third-party services, building automation into workflows, and using AI where it genuinely helps, particularly on content and data-heavy tasks.
I also believe software isn't done at launch. Some of my best contributions have come post-ship: faster pages, simpler flows, cleaner systems as they grow.