Software engineer, builder, occasional writer.

I'm a product engineer who ships cross-platform software end to end. My instinct is to collapse a problem into shared, typed domain logic — state machines, schemas, contracts — then let a single codebase reach web, mobile, and desktop at once instead of rebuilding it three times.

Recently that's looked like PairSync (P2P file sharing, no cloud), ClinicCore (compliant clinic management), and Notemark (notes everywhere, end-to-end type-safe). I reach for tools like Drizzle, Zod, and XState because I want behavior that's legible and hard to break.

I invest in the boring infrastructure early — tests, CI, typed boundaries — because that's what keeps shipping fast from turning into shipping regressions. I care about the small things, since that's usually where a product feels considered instead of assembled.