Software engineer and product builder focused on shipping useful systems, developer tools, and automation.

I work across TypeScript/React, Python, desktop applications, and backend systems. I care most about correctness, maintainability, measurable performance, and taking projects all the way from idea to a usable release.

Python audio-processing package and CLI for detecting and removing silence. Published for installation with pip, with configurable thresholds, FFmpeg-backed format support, and an external user base.

Signals: Python · package/CLI design · audio processing · open source · 28+ stars / 6+ forks

Cross-platform Electron + React desktop application for structured deep-work sessions. Includes automated packaging/releases, persistent local data, multiple session engines, and a native desktop enforcement layer.

Signals: Electron · React · stateful desktop software · testing · CI/release engineering

Pressure-sensitive Windows drawing overlay for annotating any desktop app with a pen or mouse. Includes smooth vector ink, click-through overlay control, multi-monitor capture, clipboard integration, portable releases, and optional Windows auto-start.

Signals: C# · WPF · Win32 interop · pressure-sensitive input · desktop UX · CI/release engineering

Reusable React markdown editor that renders inactive lines while turning the focused line into an inline editor. Designed as a controlled component with styling hooks and an extensions API.

Signals: TypeScript · React library/API design · editor behavior · performance work

Full-stack event logging and monitoring application with filtering, live updates, pagination, exports, and containerized local deployment.

Signals: Next.js · TypeScript · PostgreSQL · Prisma · Docker · SWR

Contribution to an existing 3D model-editing codebase. The work covers hierarchical transform propagation, exact undo/redo snapshots, coordinate-space correctness for turret/firepoint data, and allocation behavior during drag updates.

Validation included the repository's test, check, formatting, and diff-validation tooling.

I use coding agents heavily, but I treat generated code the same way I would treat an untrusted patch from another engineer: inspect it, test it, benchmark it when performance claims matter, and own the final result.

The engineering work I find most interesting usually involves one or more of:

• tracing a bug to its actual root cause rather than patching symptoms;
• simplifying boundaries between components or services;
• hardening failure modes, retries, validation, and observability;
• improving performance from measurements rather than assumptions;
• turning one-off internal solutions into reusable tools.

I also publish focused utilities and experiments when they solve a concrete problem, including Windows tooling, scraping/automation helpers, desktop overlays, AI-assisted development workflows, and ML/image-moderation projects.

For a technical review, start with Audio DeSilencer, Time Master, PaneInk, Hybrid Markdown Editor, and the pof-tools upstream contribution.