I build the whole thing.

Custom Websites

I build marketing sites, portfolios, landing pages, and full product sites in Next.js, React, and Tailwind, then host them on Vercel or wherever you already are.

Responsive on every screen, a content editor if you want to update it yourself, sensible SEO, and analytics so you can see what's working.

Data Pipelines

I write Python that takes messy, real-world inputs and turns them into clean, structured outputs you can actually trust.

ETL jobs, web scraping, API integrations, transformations, and scheduled tasks that run on their own and tell you when something breaks.

Full-Stack Apps

I take an app from idea to deployed product, owning the frontend, the backend, and the database from end to end.

Accounts and authentication, payments, dashboards, admin tools, and real-time features that stay fast under load.

AI-Powered Features

I build AI into your product as real features your users can see, not workflow buzzwords bolted on the side.

Chatbots, retrieval over your own documents, summarization, classification, and agent workflows that do useful work.

One-Off Scripts

If there's a task you keep doing by hand every week, I'll automate it so it quietly runs itself.

Report generation, data cleanup, file conversion, formatting, and small integrations between the tools you already use.

Anything I can build

If it's software and you have a problem worth solving, ask, because the unconventional projects are usually the most interesting ones.

Browser extensions, bots, internal tools, automations, and the genuinely strange ideas other people won't take on.

Ship end-to-end

I take projects from raw idea to live deployment: design, architecture, implementation, debugging, ops, and iteration, all of it owned. Nothing gets handed off to someone else, and nothing gets left half-finished.

Real data only

No synthetic series, no simulated demos. Every system is tested against actual inputs: real telescope frames, real market bars, real user flows. Edge cases are where software lives or dies.

Validate before you trust

Backtests lie and mocks deceive. I build validation infrastructure alongside the system, then watch how it behaves under real load before claiming it works. Believing a false positive always costs more than verifying.

Own what ships

I understand every line of code I deliver. I make the architectural decisions, debug the failures, and can defend every design choice. If it ships under my name, I can explain exactly how it works.