I build software that survives production.
A systems-first product engineer. I build production-grade applications end-to-end, and harden existing stacks against prod failure modes. Fast where speed matters, durable where it counts.
SiteStamp
AI-powered infrastructure inspection platform for evidence-backed reporting and historical asset intelligence.
DreamStack
Production-grade backend framework for SaaS and AI, featuring durable event-job execution with resilient, swappable infra and providers.
Production-grade by default.
A system's true quality appears after the happy path ends: a dropped connection, a slow write, a provider outage.
I design for this explicitly. Domain never touches infra or transport directly. Every background side effect is durable and observable, never best-effort.
See the full breakdown →Typed end-to-end. Transport concerns stay at the edge; the client shapes the experience, not the domain logic.
The boundary. Validation, Auth, Versioning. No business rules live in the transport layer.
Where the business actually lives. Framework-agnostic, infrastructure-blind, and explicitly testable.
The absolute source of truth. State changes and the intent to do background work are committed in one atomic transaction. A write that doesn't survive a crash isn't done.
Infra for asynchronous work. Decouples state persistence from downstream processing.
Durable execution. Payments, AI processing, external integrations, anything slow. Retried on failure, strictly logged, out of the request path. Provider outages are absorbed here.
Building distributed, event-driven backend systems and exploring autonomous AI agents.