What I build
I design and build SaaS platforms and multi-tenant systems from the ground up. This includes the full application stack—backend APIs, data models, authentication and authorization, tenant isolation, and the frontend interfaces that users interact with.
The work emphasizes reliability and operability. Systems need to handle growth, integrate with third-party services, maintain data consistency, and provide clear operational visibility. I focus on building platforms that can scale without constant intervention.
This includes work on authentication systems, API design, database schema design for multi-tenancy, background job processing, webhook integrations, and the operational tooling needed to run these systems in production.
How I approach it
I prioritize clarity and correctness over cleverness. Code should be readable, testable, and maintainable. Architecture decisions are made with operational reality in mind—what happens when this fails, how do we debug it, how do we scale it.
I work primarily in Go for backend systems, with strong experience in Python. For frontend work, I use modern, lightweight approaches like HTMX and Tailwind CSS to build interfaces that are fast, accessible, and maintainable.
The emphasis is on building systems that work reliably in production, not on using the latest framework or following trends. I focus on solving real problems with proven approaches, while staying open to better tools when they genuinely improve outcomes.
Example project
Static Site Generator
This website itself is built with a custom static site generator written in Go. It demonstrates full-stack development practices: content management, template rendering, build automation, and deployment workflows. The generator processes Markdown content, applies templates, and produces a complete static site ready for deployment.
The project shows how I approach building tools that solve real problems: clear structure, minimal dependencies, and a focus on maintainability. It's a practical example of building complete systems rather than just writing code.
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