Systems Architect | Software Engineer | Founder at ALB'DO
I am a Software Engineer and Systems Architect specializing in compilers, low-level infrastructure, and high-performance computing. I transition high-level web concepts into deterministic, memory-safe, and highly concurrent engines. My professional focus is on stripping away abstraction layers to manage complexity directly at the system level.
Currently, I balance my work as a Software Engineer at Propelld with my role as the lead developer and co-founder of ALB'DO, an upcoming infrastructure startup.
ALB'DO is an upcoming startup focused on building the next generation of high-performance web infrastructure. At its core, it is a Rust-native DOM render compiler and HTTP runtime.
- The Engine: Designing highly optimized, independent repositories for the core engine and analyzer.
- The Architecture: Implementing memory-mapped architectures, SIMD optimizations, and advanced concurrency to maximize throughput.
- The Goal: Providing infrastructure that scales seamlessly without compromising on raw speed, trading traditional garbage collection overhead for strict, manual memory management and deterministic performance.
My engineering stack bridges the gap between raw hardware constraints and scalable web interfaces.
| Technology / Concept | Application & Expertise |
|---|---|
| TypeScript / JS | Scalable application logic, strict typing for large-scale codebases. |
| Next.js & React | High-level interface rendering and frontend architecture. |
| Node.js | Backend API orchestration and microservices. |
| Data & ORMs | PostgreSQL, MongoDB; fluent in Prisma and Diesel for efficient data modeling. |
Whether I am resolving a race condition in a multi-threaded Rust environment or practicing a complex piece on the piano, the underlying discipline is identical: the precise management of complexity.
I build software the way I approach a sonata. With strict adherence to structure, an obsession with timing, and a relentless drive for a seamless, perfectly resolved final output.
Driven by manual black coffee, built on precise keystrokes.



