Why work with me
Product teams hire me when they need the interface, the API, the data, and the cloud built by someone who has shipped all four together, and who stays accountable for how they hold up after launch.
01 · What is different
Not an agency, not a handoff
One person owns the build end to end, so decisions do not get lost between a designer, a front-end team, and whoever runs the servers.
- 3–4 weeks
to a working build
Ideas get prototyped in real code early, so you react to something you can click instead of a static mockup.
- Custom
built for the product
Layout, components, and flows are built for the product. Nothing starts from a theme you have to fight later.
- Full-stack
across the stack
Angular, React, Next.js, NestJS, Django, Ionic. The stack is picked for the project, not out of habit.
- End-to-end
one person across the stack
Interface, API, database, and the AWS account underneath. Nothing has to change hands between vendors.
- Modern
stack from day one
Typed clients, serverless backends, and CI from the first commit, so there is no legacy layer to unwind later.
- 99.95%
uptime
Monitoring, alerting, and least-privilege access are part of the build, not an add-on after launch.
02 · How a build runs
Working software early, then every week
Scope is agreed on paper up front, then the build runs on previews. You see the product running from the first sprint.
Discovery
StartGoals, users, and constraints first. The plan fits the product rather than a stock process.
Prototype in code
Within daysA few clickable variations of the core flow, built on the real stack so the winner carries straight into the build.
Build and test
Every two weeksTwo-week sprints that each end in a UAT build you can test. Preview deploys and automated tests run on every push.
Launch
3–4 weeksZero-downtime release, monitoring in place, and a watch on performance in the first days.
Iterate
OngoingReal usage decides the next round. I stay on as the technical partner after launch.
03 · Depth across the stack
Built at every layer
The same person who designs the screen also writes the resolver behind it, the table it reads, and the pipeline that deploys it.
Cloud architecture
50+production apps
- AWS
- Lambda
- Cognito
- SAM
- Serverless
Web development
30+projects
- Next.js
- React
- Angular
- Headless CMS
- SEO
Mobile apps
25+apps shipped
- Ionic
- React Native
- iOS
- Android
Data engineering
500+authenticated payments a day
- PostgreSQL
- DynamoDB
- Firestore
- ETL/ELT
- Real-time sync
- Lighthouse scores I ship to
- 95+
- production apps
- 50+
- booking platforms
- 5
- authenticated payments a day
- 500+
04 · Results
Measured after launch, not at the demo
The numbers that matter are the ones a product shows months later: traffic, speed, cost, and whether it stayed up.
- 5
venue booking sites on one codebase
Five race-track venues share one reservation and payments engine.
- 3–4 weeks
to a working release
First users see a working site within a month, with feedback coming from use rather than a slide deck.
- 60%
off building native twice
One cross-platform app replaces separate native builds for iOS, Android, and web.
- 500+
authenticated payments a day
Processed by the serverless memorial planning payment portal in production.
- 95+
Lighthouse scores I ship to
The performance bar every web build is held to before it goes live.
- 99.9%
uptime after cutover
Delivered as a measurable production outcome with monitoring in place.
Skip the pitch deck. Let's look at your product.
Tell me what you are building and where it is stuck. I will come back with how I would approach it.