Curiosity,
put to work.

02 / Project experience

Different settings.
Clear responsibilities.

My work includes setting technical direction at Jakomu, delivering an independent application, and exploring new ideas. Each calls for a different kind of ownership.

1. 01

   Setting technical direction

   As a Software Engineer at Jakomu, I selected the stack and architecture, delegated development tasks, and built across the website, backend services, and internal tools.

2. 02

   Owning an independent product

   For Move With Musto, I own the website and its listing pipeline, from design and implementation through deployment and maintenance.

3. 03

   Exploring an independent idea

   Northstar gives me a way to turn planning questions into an interactive model. Synapse explores how transcripts and video can work together as a research tool; it remains in development.

03 / Across the stack

One search.
Several engineering decisions.

For Move With Musto, a buyer's saved filters need to survive a return visit. The listings behind those filters also need to be current enough to publish. Working on both the interface and the listing pipeline lets me follow that experience from the browser back to its source data.

Product

Search filters, maps, saved homes, and property comparisons.

Data

Periodic listing updates, versioned releases, and checks before publication.

Delivery

Browser testing, cloud deployment, and ongoing maintenance.

04 / Working together

Build with a team.
Make your part clear.

At Jakomu, I work with the founders to turn business needs into implementation plans. I selected the application stack and architecture, delegated development tasks, and coordinated the work while continuing to build across the frontend and backend.

I try to make decisions easy to discuss: show the work, explain the tradeoff, and be clear about what is finished and what still needs attention.