Yes, I am looking for a full-time role. I am open to hybrid or on-site setups, but I am highly effective in remote teams. I currently manage a production SaaS product entirely remotely, so I already have a great rhythm down for asynchronous communication and keeping my team in the loop.

I am targeting a frontend role where my backend experience can be a sn asset. I love building clean UIs and reusable components. Because I understand APIs, database architecture, and deployment pipelines, I can easily collaborate with the infrastructure team and bridge the gap between both worlds.

It depends on the project. This portfolio is built with Astro for speed, but for daily frontend work, my go-to tools are React, Next.js, Vite, and TypeScript. On the backend, I work comfortably with .NET, Node.js, and relational databases. I also handle my own ops using Docker and Azure pipelines.

I've worked extensively with advanced PostgreSQL features like pgvector for semantic search and PostGIS for geocoding. While that is backend-heavy, it gives me a massive advantage when designing complex UIs. I know exactly how to structure frontend states to interact cleanly with specialized APIs and maps.

I do my best work on collaborative teams that prioritize thorough code reviews, open design discussions, and clear documentation. I enjoy contributing to shared design systems and making sure the code I ship is clean, readable, and easy for the next developer to pick up.

I start with research and break complex goals into bite-sized chunks. Before writing code, I like to map out technical design docs, sketch rough UI wireframes, and establish API contracts with the team. Getting feedback early saves a ton of rewrite time later on.

Definitely. I am completely comfortable taking a feature from a loose idea all the way to production on my own—from the architecture and UI down to testing and deployment. That said, I am not a lone wolf; I know exactly when a feature needs a quick team sanity check.