I work on systems that have history.
The kind that are already running, already connected to five other things, and already failing in ways that don’t make immediate sense.
I like entering that kind of landscape, understanding what is actually happening, and bringing it back under control.
I build, fix, connect, and simplify systems.
That usually means:
- 🔍 debugging problems that hide behind normal-looking symptoms
- 🔗 connecting platforms that were never designed to cooperate gracefully
- ✂️ cutting through layers of accidental complexity
- ⚡ improving performance without making the whole thing more fragile
- 🧩 building the missing pieces when the platform stops short
I work most comfortably around:
- Magento
- Shopify
- BigCommerce
- Celigo
- Netsuite
I care about clarity, leverage, and behavior under pressure.
I like systems that are understandable.
I like fixes that hold.
I like tools that remove friction instead of adding another layer on top.
I tend to avoid:
- 🚫 cargo-cult architecture
- 🧱 needless complexity
⚠️ elegant ideas that collapse in production
I’m interested in work that sits at the intersection of:
- ⚡ systems thinking
- 🤖 automation
- 🔗 integrations
- 🌐 modern full-stack development
PHP • JavaScript • TypeScript
Node.js • Next.js
MySQL • PostgreSQL
Most of my work lives inside real systems, not public repositories.
If something is complex, brittle, or slightly cursed,
there’s a good chance I’ll want to understand it.