Software Engineer & AI Builder
Most of my work lives between research and product: small systems with honest interfaces, careful defaults, and the boring infrastructure that holds them up. I work solo and in tight teams.
I work across frontend and fullstack engineering. Currently, I build an AI-powered geospatial frontend as a freelancer with Terralogiq, while developing internal applications and integrations for a US-based solar energy company.
Outside of work, I research and build AI agent tools. I care about reliable systems, useful interfaces, and the small friction that compounds over years of use.
Build internal applications that connect business platforms through API integrations and workflow automation.
Build the frontend for Mapmaster.ai, an AI-powered geospatial application, and set up its deployment infrastructure and CI/CD using Google Cloud Run and GitHub Actions.
Built scalable web applications and internal tools using Next.js and React, specializing in geospatial solutions, Google Maps API, and data visualization.
Developed Augmented Reality application for campaigns, internal needs, and a promotional products.
Collaborated with senior developers to create company web pages using the Foundation CSS framework. Converted email content designs from Photoshop files to HTML.
Developed game plugins for Minecraft multiplayer online servers as a freelancer. Delivered plugins with zero bugs and exploits, ensuring they met client requirements.
Developed a high-performance Next.js CMS for residential management in Indonesia's new capital (IKN).
Developed an AR experience that reimagines traditional Kabuki as a futuristic theater performance.
Agentic customer service AI powered by LLM agents and retrieval-augmented generation.
A React library for real-time speech recognition with cross-browser support.
Why the highest-leverage habit in software is writing the boring version first, and the system you actually want falls out of it.
Notes from a year of treating typography as the only consistent surface in a multi-platform product.
On writing the post you needed three years ago, and why most technical writing skips the part that actually teaches.
Field report from building a local-first sync engine: the things the papers don't tell you, and the parts that turned out to be easy.