I've spent over a decade doing something most engineers avoid: taking other people's old code and making it good again. Fifteen-year-old AngularJS apps, tangled subscription chains, "just don't touch that file" components — I've walked into more than one of those and walked out having cut bundle sizes in half and made the whole thing signal-driven.

Somewhere along the way I picked up a second obsession: teaching machines to write better tests than I do. I wired Claude Code into Git hooks so Cypress tests generate themselves on commit. It felt a little like cheating the first time it worked.

• 🧬 I think in terms of before/after — legacy AngularJS → modern signal-based Angular, manual QA → self-writing test suites
• 🏗️ I've architected component libraries and Nx monorepos that outlived the teams that built them
• 🩺 Built HIPAA-compliant healthcare software where a bug isn't just annoying, it's a liability
• 🛰️ Currently building a real-time WebSocket engine for live sports broadcasting, just to remember what building from zero feels like
• 🧠 Genuinely curious person — I'll happily go down a rabbit hole on RxJS operators, PostgreSQL schema design, or why an LLM agent keeps looping
• 📬 Open to full-stack roles, remote-first, where "it's always been done this way" isn't a satisfying answer

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Open to Full Stack Developer roles, remote-first — let's connect! 🚀