20+ years of enterprise operations experience taught me something crucial: the gap between what operations needs and what developers build is where projects fail. I started as a "vibe coder"βlearning by building, breaking things, and figuring out how to make them work at scale.
Today, I'm a full-stack architect who understands both sides of the equation. I've lived through the pain of maintaining legacy systems, the complexity of enterprise deployments, and the reality of production incidents at 3 AM. This operational foundation shaped how I build: with reliability, performance, and maintainability baked in from day one.
Now I focus on edge computing and AI integrationβbuilding applications that run at 300+ global locations with sub-50ms response times. While others debate the merits of Docker vs. Kubernetes, I'm deploying serverless architectures that scale infinitely, cost pennies, and never wake anyone up at 3 AM.
I don't just build websites. I build experiences that make users forget they're using the internetβand systems that make operations teams forget they're on-call.