• Design and build scalable backend systems in the Microsoft stack — C#, .NET, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, SQL Server, Entity Framework Core, RESTful APIs
• Own business-critical applications end to end: architecture, delivery, and everything that keeps them running smoothly in production
• Turn business rules into clean, maintainable code that still makes sense six months later — to me and to whoever reads it next

• 🎯 Designed and maintained the backend and infrastructure of an enterprise application that achieved DDMRP (Demand Driven MRP) certification — a standard with little tolerance for sloppy data flow
• 🏭 Software maintainer of the company's WMS (Warehouse Management System) — a system that never gets a "closed for maintenance" sign, so it has to just work

• 🤖 AI-assisted development — treating AI tools as a force multiplier for delivery and workflow, not a shortcut around understanding the problem
• 🏠 Home automation, embedded devices, and IoT — because the day job apparently isn't enough soldering
• ⚙️ Automation, wherever it removes a repetitive step worth removing

Born from one unfiltered DELETE too many — SQL Guard is a free SQL Server Management Studio extension that catches destructive queries (DROP, TRUNCATE, DELETE/UPDATE without a WHERE) before they run, so they stay a close call instead of an incident report.

I write, record, and open-source what I figure out along the way — partly to help other developers, partly because explaining something properly is the fastest way to find out whether I actually understood it.