Software engineer focused on React, Next.js, AI product systems, and interfaces that feel deliberately engineered.
The snake which cannot cast its skin has to die. Minds prevented from changing their opinions cease to be mind.
I like building thoughtful software, especially on the web, and I spend a lot of time thinking about product, architecture, and how things fit together.
I like big American V8s and inline-6 builds with big turbos. I just love rowdy cars, I actually go to the track quite a bit
I read a mix of philosophy, fiction, and anything else that sticks. Favorites include Twilight of the Idols, Your Name, and other things in that general orbit.
I have mostly just done all of my work in companies, but recently I have been more passionate about working some side projects I can actually put out into the world. I work mostly in the webspace, though I'd say I'm pretty flexible, I work full stack, and I'm pretty experienced setting up infra, thinking about architecture, that sort of thing.
Big believer in AI now, I used to be a huge skeptic but at this point, now that I've given recent models like 5.4 and opus 4.6 a shot, I must say the future has to be in llms. That is to say with the job market the way it is in the web space, I don't think LLMs coming in and disrupting the industry is going to help, so peep me pivoting over to another section of tech, goodbye React ✌️✌️✌️
Migrated RX Resume from Vite to Next.js, simplifying the stack for easier self-hosting and faster shipping.
An autonomous URL-to-context pipeline that crawls, extracts, and packages knowledge for LLM-ready document stores.