I build software for things that move in the real world, like freight, drones, and the packets that just carried this page to you.
Things I've shipped, from freight software to the servers running this site.
A server rack and Kubernetes cluster I built at home
A server rack in my home running a k3s Kubernetes cluster, with a network switch, dedicated nodes, and battery backup. A Cloudflare Tunnel publishes it to the internet without opening a single port on my router. It hosts this site and whatever I'm building next.
The operating system for food and beverage brands
Managed freight plus a live dashboard that watches suppliers, inventory, and shipments end to end, and flags problems before they turn into missed deliveries. I'm the sole engineer, building it from the database schema to the UI.
Pricing and negotiation for freight brokers
A live platform that turns hours of manual broker work into seconds. It prices freight lanes with AI, drafts negotiation emails automatically, and tracks margins in real time. Brokers, carriers, and yards each get their own view.
Ask questions, get answers from thousands of documents
An AI system that finds the exact passages behind every answer, so responses stay grounded in the source. I built a testing loop to tune how documents are split and searched, which cut down on false answers compared with a basic setup.
Sole engineer shipping the product from schema to UI, and owning every technical decision.
Perception and autonomy experiments for drones operating in the real world, not just simulation.
Started and ran an IT repair and setup business in high school, from intake to invoice. CompTIA A+ certified.
Kept million dollar shipment operations on time, then shortened the sales cycle with new outreach workflows.