Product engineering
From an unclear business problem to a system people can actually use — requirements, trade-offs, interfaces, APIs, and delivery included.
Mobile products, useful systems, and the kind of problems that only show up after everything was supposed to be working.
↓What I do
From an unclear business problem to a system people can actually use — requirements, trade-offs, interfaces, APIs, and delivery included.
React Native and TypeScript across iOS and Android, grounded in production maintenance rather than framework theatre.
Next.js, responsive interfaces, motion, transactional communication, and the reusable structure behind polished product experiences.
How I work
The first solution is usually just the fastest way to discover the real problem.
Good engineering leaves fewer mysteries behind — in the product and in the code.
Loading, failure, interruption, recovery. The unglamorous states are still the product.
Selected experience · NDA-safe
Product leadership · Web3 · Frontend systems · Production mobile
Led frontend, backend, and mobile delivery for an international healthcare client. Broke large Jira items into parallel workstreams, more than doubling monthly throughput while preserving peer review and integration quality.
Built the initial structure of an NFT marketplace across frontend, application APIs, deployment, and stakeholder communication. Designed a validated prototype that presented dependent blockchain operations as one guided creation flow.
Built responsive, accessible, motion-led interfaces for established and experimental digital products. Designed a composable transactional-email system driven by reusable blocks and backend-provided content.
Maintained patient- and provider-facing React Native applications covering scheduling, messaging, forms, notifications, billing, and payments. Supported the mobile tech lead in investigating and validating production bugs.
Specific enough to show the work. Careful enough to respect the people who trusted me with it.
Lab / Experiments
A focused space for shaping tabletop sessions: keeping ideas, moving parts, and the inevitable chaos visible enough to actually use at the table.
Campaign notes deserve better than archaeology.A local map for parents looking for places that are genuinely kid-friendly — with useful details about play areas, monitors, age ranges, pricing, and recent experiences from other parents.
Their play. Your date.About

I’m a software engineer focused on mobile products and complex interactions. React Native is where I spend most of my time, but frameworks are tools, not identities.
I like understanding the system, finding where it bends, and building something simpler, reliable, and pleasant to use.