Software Engineer
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Backend & Application Architecture
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Products & Experiments
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Always learning something new
I enjoy turning ideas into working software.
My main playground is the Microsoft/.NET ecosystem, but I'm equally interested in databases, distributed systems, UI, infrastructure, AI, and the countless interesting problems hiding between them.
I don't just want to write code.
I want to build things people actually use.
ASP.NET MVC ASP.NET Core Entity Framework
LINQ REST APIs SQL Server
WPF / MVVM SignalR RDLC Reporting
Docker Redis MongoDB
flowchart LR
A[π‘ Idea] --> B[π§ Explore]
B --> C[ποΈ Design]
C --> D[π» Build]
D --> E[π§ͺ Experiment]
E --> F[π¦ Product]
F --> G[π Ship]
G --> B
I'm particularly interested in the space where:
Software Γγ°γ€ Products Γγ°γ€ Business Γγ°γ€ People
meet.
A technically elegant solution is great.
A technically elegant solution that solves a real problem?
Much better.
A few things I'm building, experimenting with, or would like to build.
A place for an interesting project or product.
C# ASP.NET Core SQL Server
π Explore repository
Another experiment from the lab.
Vue API Redis
π Explore repository
An experiment around AI, automation, or data.
AI C# Docker
π Explore repository
A product idea turned into software.
Full Stack Architecture
π Explore repository
focus: - Building useful software - Improving architecture skills - Exploring modern .NET - Learning emerging technologies - Turning ideas into products mindset: build: true learn: true experiment: true ship: true
"Don't just learn technology. Build something with it."
I believe the best way to understand a technology is to use it to solve a real problem.
So you'll often find me moving between:
Documentation β Prototype β Debugging β Refactoring β "Wait... this could be a product."
Technology is only one part of the puzzle.
I'm interested in:
Computer Science Β· Products Β· Business Β· Systems Β· Society Β· New Ideas
The goal isn't to know everything.
The goal is to stay curious enough to keep discovering what's next.
Ideas are cheap. Building is where the fun begins.