What I do.
I build backend systems that actually work—the APIs that don't crash under load, architectures that scale with your business, and business logic complex enough that they survive past the first demo.
I work across the full stack when needed — frontend is not foreign ground. I've shipped complete applications end to end. But where I go deep is the backend: data flows, service boundaries, edge cases, and the messy stuff that only shows up when you're in production.
And I don't hand it off at deployment—I own the infrastructure too. Cloud architecture on AWS, containerized services, CI/CD pipelines, observability. I own the whole lifecycle.
My toolkit? TypeScript, NestJS, AWS, MongoDB, Docker, and over-engineering.
- TypeScript
- NestJS
- Amazon Web Services
- React
- MongoDB
- Docker
- Node
- Javascript (ES6+)
Where I've worked.
I've built production systems, owned infrastructure, led teams, and shipped things real people use. Here's where that happened.
Things I've Built.
Code that ships. Systems that scale. Problems that get solved — actually solved, not just papered over. Most of it lives on GitHub.
Automated PR review bot that enforces linting rules and merge governance. Code quality stays consistent across repos — because shipping fast shouldn't mean shipping broken.
NestJS gateway factory using AWS CDK. Production-grade API gateways and backend infrastructure across dev/staging/prod — automated, repeatable, mistake-proof.
Full-stack library management on AWS. Users browse, borrow, and track reading progress — scalable architecture for growing collections and active users.
Sports betting tracker with real-time odds, bet history, and performance analytics. Gambling is already risky — tracking your bets shouldn't add to it.
Event management platform (React + NestJS). Create events, manage attendees, send automated notifications — everything you need, just less work.
Pharmacy locator mobile app (React Native + NestJS). Real-time info on locations, hours, and services — built for communities where access matters.
