Hello.

I started out building an airline reservation system as a student — a .NET API and an Angular front end, with a graph algorithm to stitch together multi-city flight routes. That mix of solid backend thinking and a UI people actually enjoy using has stuck with me ever since.

Over the last 4+ years I've architected enterprise solutions across the .NET and Angular ecosystems — restaurant POS platforms spanning multiple locations, real-time messaging for field operations, secure authentication systems, and a globally-used document-management product. I care a lot about the unglamorous things: shaving seconds off load times, killing redundant API calls, and choosing architecture that lets a team move quickly without tripping over itself.

I also like making other engineers better. I've mentored 7–10 junior developers, championed code review and TDD, and organised company-wide hackathons with up to a hundred people in the room. The best software is a team sport.

When I'm not deep in C# or TypeScript, I'm usually exploring something new in cloud and distributed systems — the parts of engineering that feel a bit like solving a good puzzle.