Skills

The stack, and what I actually use it for.

Tools are not the point — but you probably want to know what I reach for. Grouped by where it sits in a build rather than by how impressive it sounds.

01

Front end

Interfaces people use without thinking about them. Accessible markup first, framework second.

React & ReduxPrimary

Next.jsPrimary

Vue.jsProduction

JavaScript & TypeScriptDaily

HTML & CSS / SASSDaily

Bootstrap & MaterializeSupporting

UI/UX & FigmaDesign

02

Back end

The part that has to stay up. Sensible schemas, boring reliability, no clever tricks.

Django & PythonPrimary

Node.js & ExpressPrimary

SpringProduction

PostgreSQLPrimary

MySQLProduction

MongoDBProduction

Supabase & FirebaseProduction

03

Mobile

One codebase, two platforms, and the awkward native bits handled properly.

React NativePrimary

Google Maps & geolocationProduction

Stripe & mobile paymentsProduction

Socket.IO & real-timeProduction

Push notifications & i18nProduction

04

Cloud & pipelines

Getting it deployed, keeping it deployed, and knowing when it breaks.

AWS (S3, Redshift, EFS)Certified

KubernetesCertified

VercelDaily

GitLab CI & JenkinsProduction

Testing & QACertified

05

AI, and the rest

Applied rather than theoretical — narrow problems where a model beats a rule.

LangChain & agent designProduction

RAG & retrievalProduction

Machine learningApplied

Web3 & blockchainExploratory

Technical SEOProduction

How I work

The stack matters
less than the habits.

Small diffs, strong tests, and a deploy you can roll back
Accessible and fast by default, not as a later pass
Written down — so the next person is not stuck
Clear on what I do not know, early rather than late
Available after launch, because that is when things break

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