I build software — mostly because I want to understand how it actually runs. Go is where I'm most at home, with SvelteKit whenever something needs a front end, and I keep going lower: Rust, C, and the kind of "from scratch" work that strips the magic out of computing.
So far that's meant real things — booking platforms, a case-management ecosystem for a private investigator, a Go cryptography library, and a from-scratch Raft consensus implementation I built mostly to watch leader elections and log replication play out in real time. The ones I'm happiest with are pinned below.
Right now I'm working through a self-directed computer science curriculum — a low-level and backend track aimed at distributed systems and infrastructure. Interpreters, compilers, the pieces of an operating system, with the goal of being genuinely good at the hard parts of backend rather than just collecting skills.
When I'm not writing code, you'll find me playing electric guitar, tinkering with electronics, or running servers at home.
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