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I work across product and engineering, with UX somewhere in the middle. I like understanding the problem, figuring out how the pieces fit together, and building when that’s the fastest way forward.
Focus
PRODUCT × TECHNOLOGY
Depth
PROBLEM → SYSTEM → PRODUCT
Where I learned that everything is a system. Algorithms, data structures, logic flows, before I could build products, I needed to understand what everything is made of.
Where I realized that a system no one wants to use has already failed. Completing the Google UX Certification flipped my perspective - from implementation-first to experience-first.
Where both layers converge. The goal was never to be a developer who understands design, or a designer who can code.
The pattern has been pretty consistent: I start with the problem and end up wherever the product needs me. That has meant UX and product decisions, technical architecture, infrastructure, and quite a bit of actually building things.
At Agrictools, I worked across a five-surface marketplace, a governed catalog designed for 50k+ SKUs, an OCR-based scanner that took order creation from around 30 minutes to 3–5, and an automated KYC flow that made dealer verification more than 80% faster. I also built a RAG assistant around the company's own troubleshooting videos.
At Fortify Health, I took a print-graphics platform from problem framing through architecture, build, deployment, and handover — essentially building it myself and leaving it with the team that runs it now.
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Product × Tech
“I sit somewhere between the people deciding what to build, the people building it, and the people who have to use it. A big part of my job is making sure those three don't drift apart.”
Beyond my startup experience, I take on independent projects end-to-end — working with educational institutions, restaurants, and early-stage startups across varying scopes and scales. Handling everything from architecture and design to deployment keeps me hands-on, sharp, and close to real-world constraints.
Built a college platform from scratch with Next.js and Sanity. The important part was making sure the people running it could update their own content without needing a developer.
Built the same kind of setup for a restaurant, giving the owners control over menus, images, and updates without having to touch the code.
I’ve worked with small teams where there isn’t much room for handoffs — figuring out the problem, prototyping the solution, and getting the first version out.
Outside
the work.
Deeply curious about how the universe works. Seeing Earth as a pale blue dot suspended in a vast cosmic dark — has a way of clarifying which problems are actually worth solving, and how much responsibility comes with building them.
I like macro photography and films that make you stop and look twice. Both have probably influenced how I think about detail, composition, and what you choose to leave out.
Chess, MMA, and games. Different rules, same basic challenge: understand the system, make a decision, and live with what happens next.
I’m looking for problems where the work has a tangible impact on people. Product, product ownership, forward-deployed engineering — I’m less attached to the title than I am to having something meaningful to work on.
