I build software that teams rely on daily.

I work across the stack, usually React and TypeScript on the front end with .NET or Node.js and a relational database behind it. I care about explicit data models, server-side validation, and interfaces that stay usable after the demo is over.

My approach is unglamorous on purpose: understand the process before modelling it, keep state changes auditable, write the tests that would have caught last month's bug, and leave the codebase easier to read than I found it.

I also care about the parts users feel — accessible keyboard behaviour, readable typography, fast first paint, and layouts that work at 320px as well as they do on a large display.