Generalist by design. Full stack, hardware, open source — when I lock onto a problem, it gets done.
One company. Four chapters. Relentlessly curious throughout.
Owning product architecture and development direction across the org. Designing systems meant to last — not just features meant to ship. Raising the quality bar on code, decisions, and the questions we ask before we build.
Crossed into VR: shipped immersive experiences for Oculus Quest and Pico G4 using Unity. Expanded into iOS (earned Apple's App Development with Swift – Associate Certification). Built internal tooling that eliminated whole categories of manual work. This was the chapter where the generalist bet paid off.
Shipped full-stack features for production web apps used by real users. Designed and maintained Angular frontends backed by Node/Express APIs and AWS infrastructure. First professional job — came in with OSS library experience, left with production scar tissue.
Built open-source libraries used by developers worldwide — a Flutter/Dart WordPress REST client (36+ GitHub stars), its C# twin, and several .NET standard API wrappers. Also designed Luna: a voice-controlled home assistant running on Raspberry Pi. The chapter that proved shipping beats planning.
A selection of my open source libraries, products, and experiments.
The generalist's arsenal — every layer of the stack, from bare metal to the browser.
Academic foundation and learning journey.
Computer Science
Engineer by trade. Open-source creator. Rider of motorcycles. Watcher of skies.
Systems designer and builder. I question everything — the problem statement, the architecture, the assumption hidden in the ticket. 6+ years across the full stack, from Raspberry Pi home automation to production cloud infrastructure. Currently a Technical Analyst at White Rabbit Group, shipping OSS on the side.
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I think in systems. Before writing a line of code I ask: what is this really solving, why does it need to exist, and what breaks when it scales? That instinct has taken me everywhere — Flutter mobile apps, C# utilities, Unity VR for Oculus Quest, IoT on Raspberry Pi. The domain changes; the questions don't.
Beyond the day job I maintain 67+ open-source projects: WordPress API clients, Dart utilities, VS Code extensions, and system tools used by developers worldwide.
On the Road
Motorcycles and long drives are how I decompress. There's a focus a good ride demands that resets the mind in ways a walk doesn't.
In Nature
Forests, coastlines, open skies — I look for the same things in nature as in code: elegant systems, unexpected patterns, solutions that do more with less.
The Universe
Dimensions, scale, why anything exists at all — these aren't just philosophical diversions. That curiosity bleeds into how I think about system design and what problems feel worth solving.