I'm a frontend engineer who enjoys building software that's as pleasant to maintain as it is to use. While my day-to-day work revolves around modern web applications, much of my curiosity has led me towards Rust and developer tooling. I enjoy designing systems that remain understandable as they grow, where architecture, automation, and thoughtful abstractions make development feel simpler rather than more complex.

Outside of client work, I build open-source tools to explore ideas around developer experience, frontend architecture, and Rust. They are often solutions to problems I first encountered in my own workflow before sharing them with the wider community.

I believe great software isn't measured only by the experience of its users, but also by the experience of the people who build and maintain it.