I take software from a napkin sketch to production, and I stay until it works.

I own the whole thing

At Slick+ I went from the Figma mockups to the API to the AWS CDK and CI that deploy it. No hand-offs, no "not my layer".

Slick+ →

I fix the "won't fix" bugs

Videos recorded in Chrome couldn't be seeked and S3 wouldn't stream them. Chromium marked it won't fix; I re-encoded everything into adaptive HLS with a Lambda.

The video saga →

I make slow things fast

I compiled NIST's fingerprint C code to WebAssembly so biometric checks run in the browser: no API round trip, and it works offline.

NBIS-JS, open source →

I clean up messes

At Reps&Co I took over a ticketing system written by non-engineers and turned it into something fast that the team could actually work on.

Reps&Co →

I ship, constantly

Rooster gets a release almost every day. The green dot up top is my last push, live from GitHub. It's rarely old.

Rooster →

I've been the founder

I co-founded Tenacit and ran it serverless on AWS for almost nothing. I know a feature is only done when someone pays for it.

Tenacit →

Bite-sized video for knowledge sharing at work. Full stack, from Figma to the CDK.

Angular · NestJS · AWS

Discord-style voice rooms, soundboard and DJ booth, on Matrix. Open source.

Flutter · Matrix · WebRTC

Helping early childhood educators track progress, with AI-generated insights.

FastAPI · Next.js · GCP · LLMs

Place the cells. Route the metal. Ship the chip. A chip design puzzle game.

React · PixiJS · Babylon.js

Practice-pad trainer for the 40 drum rudiments, with a metronome. No login.

JavaScript · Web Audio