It started with wanting to know what was happening behind the screen. That curiosity turned into eleven years of shipping enterprise frontends — first as the engineer writing the widgets, then as the one deciding how the platform underneath them should be shaped.
Most of my work lives where the data is genuinely hard: network graphs dense enough to need WebGL, floorplan editors running on a PIXI canvas, batch operations streaming in over MQTT, configuration surfaces with more states than any mockup ever anticipates. The interesting problem is never the component — it is keeping the thing legible at scale.
These days I split my time between architecture decisions, code review, and making sure the engineers around me have a platform worth building on. I care about clean, maintainable code and about teams where people can actually do their best work.
