Software developer who builds real products end-to-end — from Next.js frontends to Fastify & Spring Boot backends — and then keeps going: hardening, auditing, and refactoring them until they'd survive production.

I care less about shipping demos and more about what happens after: latency budgets, rate limits, privacy flows, and documented design decisions.

Built for the read-heavy path: sub-10ms redirects through a 3-tier cache-aside lookup (in-process LRU → Valkey → PostgreSQL), separate API and redirect servers so the hot path scales independently, and async click-analytics via BullMQ so tracking never blocks a redirect. Fastify · TypeScript · PostgreSQL · Valkey · BullMQ · Prisma

Full-stack store with product catalog, cart, and online payments — clean API separation between a React frontend and a Spring Boot backend. React · TypeScript · Spring Boot · MySQL

A focused tool for collecting structured user feedback — JWT auth, Zod-validated APIs, API-first design with clear separation of concerns. Next.js · TypeScript · MongoDB

My own cross-device document vault — dump files and links from any of my four devices and retrieve them by search instantly. I used to funnel documents through WhatsApp; now I'm building the tool that replaces it, free-forever on Cloudflare R2, Neon, and Firebase. Next.js · Tailwind · Cloudflare R2 · Neon Postgres · Firebase

• I refactor learning projects into production-grade systems — Linkly started as a URL shortener tutorial idea; now it has latency targets, security audits, and documented decisions.
• Security and privacy are habits, not afterthoughts — I run attacker-simulation passes on my own code and fix what I find.
• Design decisions get written down before code — every "why" lives in docs, not in my head.