I wasn't born a developer. I was born a builder.
I studied TSAFAD, spent years in that world, and then one day I asked myself: what if I could build the tools instead of just using them?
So I learned to code. Not by following tutorials. By building. By breaking things. By understanding how the web actually works, framework by framework, layer by layer.
This is what I've built so far.
Multi-source job aggregator with real-time dashboard and AI-powered chat filter.
Scraping is a chess match against anti-bot systems. Monorepos force you to think about boundaries. A FastAPI backend can feel as clean as a NestJS one when you apply the same discipline. Playwright scrapers, Redis caching, LLM chat streaming, Supabase auth, i18n with next-intl, all in one monorepo.
React component library with canvas particle effects, WAI-ARIA patterns, and Tailwind CSS v4.
Publishing to npm is easy. Doing it with tree-shaking, dual CJS/ESM, polymorphic components, and actual accessibility is the hard part. 10 components, 2 hooks, zero-dependency canvas animations, WAI-ARIA Accordion/Select/Toggle, automatic dark mode, and a theme system based on CSS variables. Published, documented, live on Storybook.
My own portfolio built with React, Vite, CSS Modules, GSAP, and Lenis.
1700 lines of CSS Modules is more maintainable than a utility-first framework when you own the design. Smooth scrolling with Lenis plus GSAP timeline animations creates a feel that users notice even if they can't name it. 164 tests and 48 Playwright visual snapshots across 4 viewports is what separates a portfolio from a demo.
A full-stack learning platform built from scratch without frameworks.
Architecture outlives frameworks. JWT without Redis isn't real auth. You don't need React to build a good UI, you need to understand how the browser works. CSS 3D transforms, vanilla modules, HTTP sessions, hexagonal ports and adapters. Every decision documented. Every tradeoff justified.
| I know this | And this | And also this |
|---|---|---|
| React · Next.js · Vite | FastAPI · Node.js · Express | TypeScript · JavaScript |
| CSS Modules · Tailwind · GSAP | Playwright · Vitest · axe-core | Prisma · Turso · Supabase |
| Hexagonal Architecture | JWT · OAuth2 · Redis | CI/CD · GitHub Actions |
| Storybook · shadcn/ui | i18n · a11y · Figma | Python · Java · SQL |
Architecture over framework. A clean domain survives any technology migration. A framework doesn't fix bad design.
Understand the layer below. Before React, understand the DOM. Before Next.js, understand HTTP. Before ORMs, understand SQL.
Build in public, document why. Every project has a README that doesn't just show what. It explains why. The tradeoffs, the dead ends, the decisions. Code is ephemeral, reasoning is what scales.
Tests are not optional. 164 unit tests. 48 visual regression tests. axe-core accessibility audits. Husky pre-commit hooks. If it's not tested, it's not done.
I'm looking for opportunities where I can build real things, not configure boilerplates. If you need someone who understands architecture, writes tests without being asked, and cares about the quality of the output as much as the speed of delivery:
