A full-stack engineer working in TypeScript, React, Node.js, and PostgreSQL, putting the same care into the parts users never see, like access control, data integrity, and testing, as into the accessible interfaces they do.
selected work
A dealer assessment and scoring tool that a global automotive client uses with its dealers around the world — evidence-backed grading, admin oversight, and role-based access, taken from development into live operation.
Cook what you love — just healthier. An AI-assisted recipe app with structured import, a Healthy Swap engine, and guided cooking — pre-launch, under active development.
An internal HR platform built for a ~30-person team, architected toward supporting 100+ users — unifying people management, performance tracking, and project reporting in a single system.
A full-stack video production portfolio website with a secure admin panel — built to showcase work, capture leads, and manage content and inquiries from one place.
what I build with
Backend
Server-side systems, APIs, and data
Frontend
Web and mobile interfaces
AI & Data
LLM features built into real products
Cloud & Infra
Shipping and running what I build
// engineering depth
how I think about building
$ run build-process --verbose
Identify the real problem — not just the symptoms.
Decompose complexity into smaller, manageable components.
Define architecture, data flow, and scalability before code.
Build fast, fail fast, learn fast — improve through cycles.
Stabilise, optimise, and make the system ready for growth.
› Turn ideas into scalable solutions.
Beyond the code
Communication
Translating technical ideas into clear language for teams and clients.
Product Thinking
Viewing engineering challenges through a product and business lens.
Systems Thinking
Understanding how components interact across the full pipeline.
Creative Workflow
Storytelling and structured production experience from content creation.
teaching & sharing
Notes on building products, engineering, and careers.
“Getting ideas is cheap — you can come up with 100 in a day. Figuring out which one is worth building is where the real work begins. On researching what to build next while approaching a v1 launch.”
“I don't think SaaS is dead. But maybe the idea was never the moat — and in the age of AI, if anyone can build the product, what makes the business behind it worth paying for?”
“Firebase had its moment. Is Supabase having its own? MERN got me into full-stack development — today, PostgreSQL, auth, storage, and AI-friendly workflows make Supabase a compelling option for builders.”