I'm a software engineer who likes building things and figuring out how they work under the hood. I've worked on web, desktop, and mobile apps. I enjoy the whole process: from design and frontend work to backend systems, data, and infrastructure. I care especially about software architecture and writing code that's easy to maintain.
I've used Linux for over a decade. Two ideas from that world have stayed with me: keep things simple and do a good job of whatever I take on. I try to bring both to the software I build.
Lately, I've been tinkering with Rust and pitching in on open-source projects.
Why rxtsel? It started as "ratsel": easy to say, easy to remember. But the usernames and domains I wanted were taken, so I swapped the "a" for an "x". I thought people would still pronounce it the same way. Turns out most people just spell it out. Fair enough.
Xavel SaaS platform for managing customers, sending invoices, collecting payments, and automating billing workflows from a single application.
rpass-cli A cross-platform password manager that puts you in control of your data.
SoundAdvice Platform Full stack platform for mentorships, payments, streaming, courses, and community, built to scale with modular architecture.
OnlySend Minimal desktop application cross-platform for sending emails from your own domain using Resend.
Lead full stack development for a music mentorship platform with online and in-person events, mentor booking, payments, streaming, courses, community, and internal administration.
Turned Figma designs into a pixel-perfect landing page and improved core product flows across mentors, booking, emails, notifications, contests, and progressive legacy migration.
Built landing pages, e-commerce sites, WordPress websites, and digital campaigns with focus on UI, performance, and conversion, raising Lighthouse scores from ~40 to 96-100 on key projects.
Built corporate sites, landing pages, dashboards, CMS workflows, bots, and SEO-first web experiences, improving Core Web Vitals, indexation, and migration from ZIP/Drive handoffs to GitHub and CI/CD.
How I reverse engineered and fixed a Lenovo ThinkPad firmware bug caused by a missing ACPI method using a custom SSDT loaded from the initrd.
Learn how to configure Lefthook with commitlint to automate linters, formatters, and commit validation in any JavaScript or TypeScript project.
Guide to syncing Bluetooth devices in multi-boot environments, preventing connection issues when switching operating systems.
Learn some basic commands to use in Neovim.