Full-stack engineer working in distributed systems, serverless architecture, and cloud infrastructure across Cloudflare, AWS, and GCP. I care most about systems that stay fast and cheap to run at scale, and about the internal tooling that lets a small team ship like a much bigger one. Most of what I build lives at the edge, as close to the request as possible. Founders tend to bring me in as both technical lead and strategic advisor, translating business goals into systems that are cost-efficient from day one.
I'm currently Founder & Chief Engineer at Electroplix, building an AI-native platform for shipping production software. It includes a real-time browser IDE, collaborative editing, and multi-tenant deployment infrastructure, with pipelines stress-tested past 9,000+ site launches an hour. I've presented the platform at industry events, which has since drawn investor interest. Alongside it, I maintain the Electroplix Design System, an open-source library of 500+ config-driven React components and design tokens. It's published to npm and validated for Next.js SSR/RSC.
Before Electroplix, I was Founding Engineer at NaviGo Rides, where I architected a serverless ride-hailing backend on Cloudflare Workers and Hono. It held 150–200ms API response times under real-time trip, driver, and dispatch load. I've also run six independent engineering engagements as a freelance consultant, taking each from architecture through production deployment. That work included redesigning client cloud infrastructure into serverless-first systems, cutting average cloud spend by 55%. It also cut deployment cycles from three days to under four hours, with CI/CD pipelines built on GitHub Actions and Cloudflare Workers. Separately, as Tech Head at my university's ACM chapter, I consolidated five club projects into a single Nx monorepo with shared tooling and affected-build pipelines. That cut cross-team build failures by 70%.
Most of my spare cycles right now go toward distributed systems and cloud-native architecture patterns. Here's the stack I reach for most: