I build and run software. Architecture, infrastructure, security, and hosting.

I work with clients to figure out what they need, then build it end to end: the application, the architecture under it, the infrastructure it runs on, and the security around all of it. When it’s ready, I host it, monitor it, and keep it running.

Most of my clients are startups. My area of expertise is backend and infrastructure, though I’ve always worked across the whole stack: web and mobile.

New projects here don’t start from zero. They start on a platform I’ve built and run for years: deployment, monitoring, and security are solved before the first feature is written. It’s not a product, just internal tooling and years of experience, but it’s why a one-person shop can build, ship, and host production systems end to end.

When we deploy, we don’t have to hold our breath because it’s on the same system that has been tested with real customers.

Building a system from the ground up, including hosting.

Joining an existing system to extend or stabilize it.

Modernizing legacy code.

Graphic design. Logos, branding, and illustration are not my craft.

Web design, generally. I’ll build a clean, functional interface, but if the visual design is the heart of the project, I’ll bring in a designer who is better at it than I am.