Cloud engineer and full-stack developer
Cloud to code.Built end to end.
I design AWS serverless platforms and build the React interfaces that run on top of them.
A system connecting Edge and CDN, API layer, Compute, Queue and events, Async workers, Data layer, Object storage, Logs and traces. Drag or use the arrow keys to rotate. Press Home to reset the view.
Compute
Run application logic on demand and coordinate storage and background work.
Keep handlers small and make retries safe with idempotency.
Systems in production, from the API down to the interface.
Four things I do end to end, without handing off between them.
Cloud and serverless
Designing event-driven backends that scale to zero and provision from code.
- AWS Lambda
- API Gateway
- DynamoDB
- Step Functions
- Cognito
- S3
- Location Service
Frontend
Interfaces that stay fast and legible on top of busy data.
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- React Native
AI and computer vision
From annotation pipeline to inference on a device.
- OpenAI API
- Gemini API
- LLM integration
- YOLOv8
- OpenCV
- Model fine-tuning
Security
Reconnaissance, scanning, and hardening as a habit.
- Nmap
- Scapy
- Wireshark
- Enum4Linux
- Burp Suite
- Kali Linux
The work moves in order: scope, architect, build, then ship and watch.
Scope
Understand the problem and the constraints before picking a service. The architecture follows the requirement, not the other way around.
Architect
Sketch the data model, the infrastructure, and the seams between front end, backend, and any hardware in the loop.
Build
Implement in tight iterations at production quality from the first commit, with infrastructure written as code, not clicked together.
Ship and watch
Deploy behind CI/CD, watch it under real traffic, and keep refining against how it is actually used.
Tools I reach for
- AWS
- Terraform
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- React
- Node.js
- Python
- Docker
- GitHub Actions
- Kali Linux
- Gemini
Have a platform that needs to ship?
I am open to cloud, full-stack, and applied computer-vision roles. If you are building something that has to hold up in production, tell me about it.