About

I got hooked on software the first time I opened a website’s code and realized I could change it. That curiosity took me from building games as a teenager to engineering SaaS and ERP platforms, and it still shapes how I work.

I started in frontend at Agrolevels in 2018, then owned the Mapbox GL frontend for Infrapedia, a global map of internet infrastructure used by network operators. At Edgeuno I moved from frontend into backend work in Python and Node.js. At Neostella I improved usability in production and, in my first two weeks, proposed code-maintenance rules for the team.

Today I co-lead Astrolle, an operations platform that routes each task to a person, an AI agent, or a machine. I’m responsible for the web platform end to end: micro-frontend architecture, data structures, and deployment with GitHub Actions, Docker, and Azure. I also hired three of our engineers.

A growing part of my work is building AI into how software gets made. At Astrolle, a requirement starts as a spoken description. A custom skill turns the transcript into a plan, an agent implements it with tests and verifies it with Playwright, and an engineer approves it before it becomes a pull request.

Outside work I play piano as an amateur and I’m building a small 2D game in Lua and Love2D.