Full stack engineer. I build the whole thing: the interface, the services behind it, the database underneath, and the infrastructure it all runs on.
Most of my work lives in the parts that span layers. Deploy pipelines. Queue systems. Integrations between two platforms that disagree with each other. The internal tools a company runs on every day without thinking about them.
Before this I taught web development at a technical college, and was a frontend developer at BladeHQ
Outside of work: astrophotography, and side projects that got out of hand.
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Things I built because I wanted them to exist. Poke around.
Anonymous JSON storage for side projects, hackathons, and anything else that does not deserve a database yet. No accounts, no schemas, no setup.
Namespace claiming, atomic increments, merge patches, TTL expiry, version history with rollback, and an MCP server so AI assistants can use it directly.
Somewhere to put the things that don't belong in a repo.
Deploy scripts, .env files, API keys, the runbook nobody wrote down. Encrypted before storage, shared with exactly who you choose.
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