Building software that solves real-world problems.

I started in software engineering because I wanted to make things that work — not slide decks or prototypes that never ship. Over five years, I've built across the stack: React and Next.js on the front end, Laravel and Node on the back end, Flutter for mobile, and PostgreSQL and MySQL where data has to be right.

That breadth matters. When you understand how systems connect, you make better tradeoffs — what to automate, what to keep human, and where security cannot be an afterthought.

I founded SchoolOrbit after seeing how much time schools lose to administrative friction. The goal was never to add another dashboard — it was to give teachers their time back and give administrators one place to run their school.

Today I'm deliberately growing into cybersecurity while continuing to ship software. I care about GRC, incident response, and building secure systems — because the products I launch will handle real people's data and real institutions' operations.

I'm most alive when the problem is hard, the users are real, and the solution has to hold up in production.