Software Engineer
I build production web apps with Vue, Nuxt, Next.js, and NestJS, focused on scalable architecture, SSR, and performance.
I build production web applications for products and clients, and I like owning them end to end. At Gradion, I work on frontend architecture and performance across product teams. As a freelancer, I build full-stack platforms, from the customer-facing app to the APIs and admin workflows behind it.
Reusable components and shared UI patterns that hold up across multiple product surfaces.
SSR, smart rendering strategies, and Core Web Vitals treated as part of the product, not an afterthought.
From UI and API integration to backend workflows and production delivery.
Full-time product work at Gradion, and independent client builds on the side.
A website builder where users compose pages visually.
More details →Many new features, and a rebuild of how the pages render and load.
More details →A B2B partner integration platform.
More details →Every project has a surface and a system.
Frontend Engineering · Jan 2025 – Aug 2025
A website builder where users compose pages visually.
Reusable drag-and-drop component library
Frontend Engineering · Oct 2025 – Feb 2026
Many new features, and a rebuild of how the pages render and load.
Software Engineering · Feb 2026 – Present
A B2B partner integration platform.
Shared UI architecture across product surfaces
Full-Stack · 2025
A coaching brand platform: personal website, online store, and courses in one.
DRM-protected course video
Full-Stack · 2026
A bilingual legal and business services platform, built end to end.
Built end to end
Full-Stack · 2024
Supply chain management for multi-branch operations.
Role-based dashboards
Every task follows the same path, from ticket to production. AI does a lot of the work along the way. I make every call.
Before anything gets built, the AI reads what I read: the ticket, the docs, and the code it touches. No copy-pasted snippets, no guessing.
We break the work into steps, compare approaches, and surface edge cases early. Nothing gets written until I approve the plan.
Repetitive and multi-step parts go to AI agents, each with a small, clear job and only the access it needs. I stay on the decisions that shape the product.
Every result runs through end-to-end tests that drive the real app in a browser, so I know the whole flow works, not just the parts.
Builds and tests pass, then I read the diff myself. I own what ships.
Shipped
AI makes me faster. The judgment stays mine.