Founding engineer with 15 years building production systems. I take ownership of architecture decisions when nobody else can - and I don't just draw boxes, I build the thing. Eight years at Veratrak: two platforms, end-to-end, from blank canvas to live in production including a complex B2B supply chain integration hub processing partner file transactions across AS2 and SFTP for enterprise pharma clients in a GxP-regulated environment.

I'm drawn to the moments where the problem isn't defined yet. Give me a BRD, a napkin sketch, or a half-baked idea - I'll turn it into something that keeps running.

Every engagement follows the same shape. First I understand the system - not just the feature, the whole thing. Then I write the spec before anyone touches code. Then we build it properly. Then we ship it. Then I make sure it doesn't fall apart - because maintenance is part of the work.

Node.js and TypeScript as the core. NestJS for structure. AWS end-to-end - Lambda, Step Functions, ECS, EventBridge. Docker and CI/CD so it ships. Observability so you know it's working.

• Architectural clarity when the problem is still fuzzy
• Technical specs engineers can actually build from
• End-to-end ownership - not just tickets
• Systems that ship and keep shipping
• Honest assessment of what's debt and what isn't
• Migrations that don't break things - including single-tenant to multi-tenant at scale
• Cutting third-party costs by replacing vendors with native cloud solutions