Welcome

I build systems that run reliably in the real world — from embedded devices with pumps, sensors and NFC to cloud services that move money, route events, or automate the boring parts of developer life. My work sits somewhere between hardware, software architecture, and high-speed prototyping.

I spent years stabilising and modernising cloud platforms: refactoring critical Go services for public-sector APIs, evolving payment microservices for utilities, building webhook platforms, and delivering MVPs in a few days when necessary. My bias is toward clarity: well-structured Go, DDD where it helps, message buses where boundary-crossing matters, small usecases instead of sprawling god-services.

I keep a running list of experiments — terminal interfaces, automation pipelines, Raspberry Pi tooling, ESP32 projects, WASM, webhook routers, tiny Go and Rust side quests, note-taking systems, and anything that mixes data, interfaces and music. Some become projects, some demos, some dead ends. The process matters more than the label.

If you’re here to explore:

• Blog — engineering notes, architecture patterns, dev logs
• Projects — embedded devices, Go tooling, automation experiments
• Portfolio — selected work worth documenting
• About / CV — background and what I’m currently building

This site is a technical workspace: ideas under construction, tools in progress, systems evolving as I learn.