About me

I’m a software engineer interested in building systems that are reliable, scalable, and designed to last. My background spans full-stack development and system architecture, and I enjoy working across the entire lifecycle of a product, from early ideas and rough prototypes to production systems running in the real world. I’m particularly drawn to problems where technology, infrastructure, and real business constraints intersect.

Over the past few years I’ve worked on rebuilding legacy platforms, designing modern web systems, and developing internal tools that help teams operate more efficiently. Most of that work has meant taking loosely defined problems and turning them into dependable, working systems.

I’m comfortable moving between frontend and backend, but I tend to think about software from a systems perspective: how components interact, how things evolve under pressure, and how to keep architecture maintainable as complexity grows. Currently I work as a Full-stack Software Engineer at The Travel Project, architecting and building distributed, serverless travel infrastructure entirely on Cloudflare Workers. This includes a Next.js frontend and editorial dashboard, a Hono API backend, hotel booking integration, and supporting microservices, all leveraging D1, KV, R2, queues, and workflows at the edge.

I studied Computer Science at Royal Holloway, University of London (BSc, 2019-2023), which gave me a solid foundation in programming, algorithms, and software engineering. Most of my learning since then has come from building real systems and solving practical problems.

Outside of engineering I’m interested in photography, financial markets, and technology trends, anything involving complex systems and how they behave.