Accomplished in designing and optimizing high-performance, low-latency systems. Expert-level proficiency in systems programming utilizing C and Assembly. Demonstrated ability to orchestrate complex build pipelines and infrastructure using industry-standard tools like Make to deliver mission-critical software solutions.
Demonstrated success in architecting and delivering robust, scalable full-stack applications. Adept at driving the entire software development lifecycle, maintaining a strict focus on maintainability and operational excellence. Leverages advanced backend frameworks alongside modern, reactive frontend architectures to maximize user engagement and systemic efficiency.
Engineered highly scalable backend infrastructure for a high-volume cryptocurrency trading platform. Architected and maintained distributed microservices utilizing TypeScript, C#, Docker, and Kubernetes. Spearheaded critical engineering initiatives focused on high-availability, rigorous security protocols, and system scalability, significantly optimizing transaction throughput and overall platform performance.
Orchestrated end-to-end full-stack development for enterprise payroll solutions. Led a strategic legacy modernization initiative, executing a seamless transition from Python 2 to Python 3. Modernized the presentation layer by migrating from server-side Jinja rendering to a dynamic VueJS architecture. Successfully integrated complex third-party APIs, implemented global localization standards, and delivered substantial algorithmic performance optimizations, driving measurable business value.
andyA fully functioning command-line shell written in C. Supports associative arrays like Awk, pipes, redirections, and the other standard shell features, along with a more sane syntax and significantly safer semantics. Many scripts I run every day on personal and professional machines are written in Andy.
mmvA tool written in Rust to move and rename files in bulk. This is in my opinion the most extensible and most effective file moving and renaming tool every created, and that is not an exaggeration.
totpA tool to generate 2-factor authentication codes written in C. All algorithms are written by hand and both inline assembly and CPU intrinsics are used in order to produce highly-efficient code, most notably this project takes advantage of SHA-1 extensions to the ARM64 and x64 architectures to efficiently compute SHA-1 hashes.
smallbrainA Brainfuck interpreter written in x86-64 assembly that performs code compilation, optimization, and proper error reporting.
I am an active contributor to high-profile open-source ecosystems, demonstrating a commitment to collaborative software engineering and continuous improvement across foundational computing technologies. The following is a non-exhaustive list of some notable projects I’ve contributed to: