Products and business systems across frontend, backend, AI and cloud — from the first client conversation to production, and after.
A production operations platform for a solar kit business: purchases, inventory, sales orders, dispatch, payments and profitability in one system.
Taking a business problem from requirements and scope to a product running in production.
Seen in SolarTech, Telecom billing
Dashboards, portals and dense business interfaces that stay fast and easy to use.
Seen in Signzy, PineVox website
APIs, business logic, integrations and databases built for real volume.
Seen in SolarTech, Telecom billing, Custom CRMs
Voice agents, transcription, classification and sentiment, wired into the workflows a business already runs.
Seen in Voice agents, Transcription, Ticketing
AWS setup, deployment, monitoring and cost control for systems in production.
Seen in Telecom billing
Architecture decisions, code reviews, mentoring, client communication and delivery.
Seen in PineVox
Discovery calls and the business requirements behind the request.
Proposal, scope of work and estimates everyone signs off on.
Architecture, data model and the interface.
Frontend, backend and AI, with code review throughout.
AWS, CI/CD and production hardening.
Optimisation, client feedback and ongoing support.
Clients and delivery
Discovery meetings, Requirements, Proposals and scope, Estimates, Delivery, Post-launch support
Engineering
Architecture, Full-stack development, Database design, AI integration, AWS, Performance
Team
Code reviews, Mentoring, Team coordination
Frontends for several products, built on top of existing Go-based backend systems.
The company's e-commerce platform for selling its own products — the first complete product I worked on.
The stack most of the products here are built on.
Voice agents, transcription, classification and sentiment in production workflows.
Cloud infrastructure: setup, deployment, monitoring and cost control.
Databases, tooling and delivery around the core stack.
My first real product was an e-commerce platform at RoRotel. At Signzy I built frontends for several products on top of existing GO (Signzy's own KYC verification platform) backends, and interface work became a craft rather than a task.
At PineVox the problems outgrew the frontend. A billing run that took two days needed new architecture, a new database design and new infrastructure, so I learned to own all of it — along with the AI and AWS work clients kept asking for.
Now I lead the engineering team. I sit in the first client meeting, write the scope, review the code and stay on after launch. Interfaces are still the part I enjoy most. Outside work, I'm usually out on my motorcycle.
Hiring an engineer, looking for a technical partner, or need a business problem turned into software — let's talk.
Open to full-time roles, freelance and consulting.
