I build and design systems that actually work. Over 9 years, I've shipped everything from complex web apps to mobile experiences, microservices that scale, and cloud infrastructure that doesn't break. Currently focused on making enterprise software less painful to build and maintain.
interface SolutionArchitect {
frontend: 'Angular' | 'React';
mobile: 'iOS' | 'Android' | 'React Native' | 'Flutter';
backend: 'NestJS' | 'Node.js' | 'Java';
cloud: 'AWS' | 'Azure' | 'GCP' | 'Cloudflare';
experience: 9+;
expertise: 'Enterprise Architecture';
}
Technologies I actually use day-to-day. Not a buzzword list—these are tools I've built real things with.
Some of the bigger problems I've solved. Each one taught me something new about building systems that last.
The one that kept me up at night
Built a platform handling millions of transactions. Started with "we need this to work" and ended up designing the whole stack—Angular frontend, microservices that talk to each other without breaking, and cloud infrastructure that scales when you need it to. Learned a lot about what "enterprise" really means.
Where payments meet reliability
Designed a microservices setup for e-commerce that actually handles payments correctly. Shopping carts that don't lose your items, real-time pricing that updates without lag, and payment integrations that follow PCI rules (because nobody wants that audit). GraphQL made the API part way cleaner than I expected.
Making deployments less scary
Set up CI/CD pipelines that don't break production. GitLab CI for the heavy lifting, Docker containers that actually work the same everywhere, and blue-green deployments so we can roll back when things go sideways. Also figured out how to manage dev/qa/uat/prod without losing your mind.
I design and build enterprise systems that handle real-world complexity. When teams need something that won't break under load, I architect solutions that scale. I translate business requirements into technical blueprints, decompose complex problems into manageable components, and write code that stands the test of time. My approach: make the right architectural trade-offs that balance performance, maintainability, and business needs—not just follow every best practice.
Translating business needs into scalable technical systems
Establishing reusable patterns and practices across teams
Making architecture decisions that balance speed and quality
Hands-on Architecture & Development
Aviation & Financial Services
Large-Scale Digital Platforms
Always happy to chat about tech, architecture problems, or interesting projects. If you're working on something cool, let's talk.