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Agentic workflows, tool use, document intelligence, multi-step reasoning, prompt and token optimization. |
REST, GraphQL and gRPC APIs; microservices; event-driven systems; multi-tenant SaaS architecture. |
AWS infrastructure, containers, Kubernetes, Terraform, GitOps, CI/CD, observability, and reliability. |
Database performance, caching, queues, idempotency, failure recovery, throughput, and low latency. |
IDEA ──► PRODUCT ──► PLATFORM ──► SCALE ──► RELIABLE OPERATIONS
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React/Next APIs/Agents Data/Queues Cloud/GitOps
I love vibe coding: moving quickly from intent to working software while keeping engineering judgment in the loop.
I also love managing agents, sub-agents, tools, context, and automations as one coordinated delivery system.
A large part of my production work lives inside company-private repositories. The repositories below are the public edge of that work: agent frameworks, MCP infrastructure, automation patterns, and open-source systems I fork, study, run, and extend.
⚙️ nanocodex · forkFrontier OpenAI-agent building blocks in Rust—small enough to understand, serious enough to experiment with.
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🧠 OpenAI Agents Python · forkA practical foundation for handoffs, guardrails, tracing, tools, and multi-agent orchestration.
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🔌 GitHub MCP Server · forkGitHub's official MCP server: repository context, issues, pull requests, and developer workflows exposed to agents.
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🧰 MCP Servers · forkA working library of Model Context Protocol servers for connecting models to real tools and data.
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🕸️ LangGraph · forkDurable, stateful agent workflows with branching, persistence, human-in-the-loop control, and recovery.
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🛰️ Cline · forkAn autonomous coding-agent workspace for exploring planning, file operations, tool execution, and feedback loops.
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👐 OpenHands · forkAn open platform for software-development agents that can reason, execute, revise, and collaborate.
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▲ Vercel AI SDK · forkStreaming AI interfaces, structured generation, tool calling, and production-ready application patterns.
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Note: Language cards describe the composition of public repositories—not proficiency or years of experience.
| Chapter | Role | Selected impact |
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| StratNova May 2024 — Present |
Senior Software Engineer | Shipped full-stack AI applications and agentic workflows; cut manual client workloads by 50%; improved API response times by 30% across three platforms. |
| Alphabridge Jul 2022 — Apr 2024 |
Lead Software Engineer | Led a six-engineer product team; built an 8K RPS service; architected 2M+ daily-message infrastructure; coordinated a zero-downtime AWS migration. |
| Techverx Jan 2020 — Jun 2022 |
Intern & Software Engineer | Modernized a Rails monolith into NestJS services; optimized a 150M-row analytics dataset; designed isolation for 50+ enterprise tenants. |
More leadership data
- Mentored 3 junior engineers; 2 advanced to mid-level within 18 months.
- Conducted 40+ technical interviews, supporting team growth from 15 to 32.
- Introduced Architecture Decision Records organization-wide, reducing decision-related rework by 40%.
- Owned architecture, quality standards, and quarterly technical roadmaps for cross-functional delivery.
I’m a deliberate organizer, note maker, and planner. My Obsidian vault is not a document graveyard—it is an operating system for thinking, building, reviewing, and remembering.
I’m a little bit of a crackhead in the best sense: relentlessly curious, occasionally delightfully cringe, and always drawn to exploring the unconventional edges of life. I’d rather learn something firsthand than pretend I already have it figured out. 🧭
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I love football—and when I compete, I compete with everything I have. I have vomited twice from exhaustion in the same game and once played through a broken foot to secure the win for my team. If I decide something has to happen, I bring that same clarity and intensity: no hesitation, no easy way out. I’m proud of my agility and acceleration, but even more of the resilience behind them. The goal is not just to win; it is to earn the win with the people beside me. ⚡ |
Off the field, I’m the opposite kind of intense: I love listening to people, understanding what moves them, and making room for their stories. I’m deeply curious about people and the world around me. I have a soft spot for kids—enough that I sometimes imagine becoming a teacher for grades 1–5. I’m genuinely happy to share this little planet with all of you for a short while, and I hope we make something meaningful of the time. 🌍 |
🔎 Hypervigilant by nature and a perfectionist by habit, I notice small details quickly and pay close attention to shifts in motivation. The Mentalist is my favorite show—if you’ve watched it, you may recognize a little of how my mind works. My strength is turning loose pieces into something thoughtful and complete; my challenge is remembering that not every small thing needs to become a whole system. 🧩




