I taught myself to build, and shipped my first app in 2016. I haven't really stopped since — though what I build keeps widening. Engineering is where I started; product, and the business of getting things shipped, are where I spend more of my time now.
I work independently and quietly. I plan more than I speak, keep things close until they're ready, and finish what's worth finishing.
Currently in Toronto, with the course pointed at more products — and the companies around them.
Beyond software, I'm increasingly drawn to real estate, advanced technologies, and aerial engineering — and to building where they overlap.
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It began with a gap I kept hitting: I wanted to rehearse the IELTS under real exam conditions, in real time, and nothing out there did that. So I built it — and thousands of people now prepare with it.
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A passion project with no real finish line. Simple at a glance — almost too simple — and then quietly demanding the longer you stay with it. I made it for the love of building something small and alive.
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A tiny eSIM-based tracker for finding a pet from anywhere, with no phone nearby. It never made it past prototype — feel free to ask me why.
Got a nice idea? Ping me — we might start it right away.
Or just to connect — a kayak on the lake, a game of chess, a coffee, a walk to think out loud. I'm always up for it.