Resume.

Software engineer focused on backend systems, security, performance, and product ownership.

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Skills

How I build useful software.

01

Shape the backend

Turn messy product workflows into APIs, services, and data paths that stay understandable when real users hit them.

Tools and technologies

  • Python
  • Django
  • FastAPI
  • Go
  • REST APIs
  • JWT auth
  • rate limiting
02

Make data operational

Design tables, query paths, and access rules so teams can trust the system instead of hand-checking the database.

Tools and technologies

  • PostgreSQL
  • SQL
  • RLS
  • Redis
  • Supabase
  • transactional outbox
  • query tuning
03

Build product interfaces

Create interfaces and internal tools that make complex workflows easier to operate without hiding the underlying system state.

Tools and technologies

  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Modern Angular
  • Next.js
  • Supabase
  • Cloudflare R2
04

Ship with confidence

Use delivery and test feedback loops so changes are versioned, reviewable, and less likely to break important paths.

Tools and technologies

  • Docker
  • CI
  • GitHub versioning
  • unit tests
  • integration tests
  • E2E testing
05

Harden request surfaces

Treat exposed endpoints as product boundaries: validate input, narrow accepted shapes, and make failures safe by default.

Tools and technologies

  • input validation
  • 1 MiB body cap
  • strict JSON fields
  • safe token regex
  • masked errors
  • CORS allowlist
  • nosniff
06

Operate AI in product

Treat AI features like production systems: observable, reviewable, cost-aware, and tied to user outcomes.

Tools and technologies

  • OpenAI API
  • LLM evaluation
  • sampling queues
  • review tooling
  • token accounting

Breef

Software Engineer, 2024 to present

  • Production Django and PostgreSQL work across customer-facing API paths.
  • LLM production sampling, review tracking, evaluation workflows, and OpenAI API automation.
  • Query-count, database workload, and latency improvements documented in resume/profile materials.

IBM

Full Stack Web Development Intern, 2022 to 2024

  • React and TypeScript internal tools for UX research workflows.
  • REST API integration and JWT-authenticated platform work.

Projects

01

Rider-owned product architecture

Apex Setup Vault

A setup logbook for riders where historical sessions stay stable, JWT-backed access is explicit, and sensitive setup data stays scoped to the owner.

  • Uses Supabase Auth, request JWT claims, RLS boundaries, immutable snapshots, and validation around setup data.
  • Runbook covers rate limits, smoke checks, observability, backup, and rollback paths.
  • FastAPI
  • Next.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • Supabase Auth
  • JWT claims
  • RLS
  • rate limits
  • integration tests
Read case study Source on GitHub
02

Event-driven authorization

Clearance

A Go authorization platform built around ledgered events, retryable failure paths, idempotent processing, and hardened request handling.

  • Request hardening includes a 1 MiB body cap, strict JSON fields, safe header/token regex, masked errors, no-store, nosniff, DENY frame header, and a CORS allowlist.
  • Redis-backed rate limiting, IP banning, Docker Compose, and unit/integration/E2E coverage support the failure paths.
  • Go
  • Kafka/Redpanda
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • Docker
  • CORS allowlist
  • IP banning
  • E2E testing
Read case study Source on GitHub
03

Account-scoped operations

Properly

A landlord operations app designed around tenant boundaries, Supabase-issued JWTs, private file handling, and practical workflows for property data.

  • Documents account-scoped data, Postgres RLS policies, Supabase JWTs, and private Cloudflare R2 upload/download flows.
  • Uses checksum and magic-byte verification, frontend/backend CI checks, validation, and tests before data is trusted.
  • PostgreSQL
  • Supabase JWTs
  • RLS
  • Cloudflare R2
  • input validation
  • CI
  • unit tests
  • private files
Read case study Source on GitHub