I build the hard things. Most recently, production LLM agent pipelines at a YC startup, on top of 13+ years of full-stack work that includes the web platform for a top-10 crypto.
I turn difficult problems into shipped, durable software — across the entire stack, and I move fast doing it.
An agentic pipeline that turns a prompt into a playable game: routing, research, build, art, audio, quality gate and publish. Claude Opus, Sonnet and Haiku routed by task under a fixed $6 per-run cap, an LLM-as-judge eval stage, a Lua sandbox for generated code and a 60 fps deterministic runtime.
Read the case →Developer portal, marketing sites, and the metaverse web experience — plus Subsquid on-chain indexers, the cross-chain bridge, and the token swap. Backend in Go, Node and TypeScript; frontend in React and Svelte.
Read the case →An enterprise platform for booking talks and meetings with high-profile speakers. Senior backend engineer on the build.
Read the case →Frontend and backend, end to end, on Next.js — for one of Australia's largest platforms in its category.
Read the case →The Graph API, on-chain indexing, and the exchange frontend for a DeFi DEX.
Read the case →Most of the templates creators used to build Kojis, plus many games across the web game stack.
Read the case →The Bewakoof e-commerce site and Play Store apps reaching 100K+, 50K+, and 10K+ installs.
Read the case →I want a team building something real — and the room to do the best work of my career.
What started as a kid pulling computers apart became the craft I've spent my whole life on.
I've built games, web apps, mobile apps, developer platforms, DeFi protocols, and VR and AR experiments. I've tried just about everything this field has — and I love all of it. That range is the point.
I shipped the web platform for Shiba Inu, a top-10 cryptocurrency. I was the sole engineer trusted to build a startup beside its CTO. I've delivered for global names like Endeavor and one of Australia's largest platforms. On the side, I run a game-development community thousands of people call home.
These days I build production AI agent systems: Claude pipelines with evals and hard cost controls. I work directly with founders and customers to scope the problem, ship it and iterate on what they see.
I'm self-taught, I learn fast, and I move fast. What I want now is a team building something real — and the room to do the best work of my career.
I run an active game-development community and host online game jams — events like Bullet Hell Jam and Spooktober — where thousands of developers take part and hundreds of finished games ship. I've been making games my whole life. Helping other people make theirs is the part I love most.
I build games too, so here is a tiny one. Twenty seconds, click the bugs before they vanish, beat your best. The whole thing is hand-coded canvas, no library.
Asset streaming in a browser game is a load-order problem, not a compression one. What I ship before the first playable frame, and what waits.
Session keys stop the wallet popups, then die quietly. The four ways a session ends, and why your UI is the last to find out.
Load every tool into an agent and tool-calling accuracy falls off a cliff. Why more tools make the model guess, and how I filter the toolset at runtime.
Available right now for Applied AI, Forward Deployed and senior full-stack roles. Fully remote, any timezone.