About Me

My Approach

As a software developer, I approach programming with a focus on functional principles. I believe in creating clean, modular, and predictable code that's easy to reason about and maintain. This approach leads to more robust applications with fewer bugs and a better developer experience.

Professional Journey

My journey in software development began with a fascination for how digital tools can solve real-world problems. Over the years, I've worked on a variety of projects, from web applications to API integrations, always striving to improve my craft and expand my knowledge.

I've collaborated with teams of various sizes, contributing not just code but also ideas on architecture, best practices, and development workflows. Each project has been an opportunity to learn and grow, both technically and professionally.

Technical Philosophy

I believe in choosing the right tool for the job, rather than following trends or using complex solutions when simpler ones would suffice. My technical decisions are guided by a few core principles:

• Simplicity over complexity: The simplest solution that meets the requirements is often the best.
• Predictability over cleverness: Code should be predictable and easy to understand, even if it means being more explicit.
• Maintainability over premature optimization: Write code that's easy to maintain and evolve, optimizing only when necessary and with clear metrics.
• Composition over inheritance: Build complex functionality by composing smaller, focused pieces rather than through deep inheritance hierarchies.

Beyond Coding

Outside of work, I enjoy exploring new technologies and reading about interesting topics (sometimes they're not even related to technology). You might also find me spending time with family, friends (both digitally and in-person), or my giant dog (he's adorable).