I build complete products for businesses — marketing sites that convert, web apps, mobile apps, and the backends underneath them. Next.js and React up front, Kotlin and Spring Boot below, PostgreSQL and AWS at the bottom. Whatever your business needs on a screen, I can build it end to end.
What sets the standard is where I learned the craft: nine years on the hardest part of the stack — payment systems, Apple and Google Wallet platforms, and infrastructure where a bug costs real money. When your website is built by someone banks-adjacent products trust with transactions, 'it just works' is the baseline, not the goal.
The AI engineering is what makes it fast. I don't just prompt a chatbot — I architect multi-agent pipelines: for one product, eight role-scoped agents (frontend, backend, Swift, QA, code review, security review) with defined boundaries and handoffs, so generated code clears adversarial review before it reaches me. I've deployed MCP servers and standardised the spec-driven workflow my teams now use.
That's how four production products shipped in under two months — across native macOS, Git internals, device management, and web. The difference from a vibe coder: I set the architecture, data models, and security decisions; the AI writes to that design, it never sets it. Every line is reviewed and tested against payment-system standards.