I'm a full-stack developer most comfortable in Python, building backends that are actually engineered rather than just thrown together. I gravitate towards service-oriented, modular architectures where every piece has a clear boundary, a clear job, and is engineered for high-performance network environments.
On the frontend, I care deeply about UI/UX. Clean layouts, crisp interactions, and thoughtful design systems aren't an afterthought, they are central to my build process. I've implemented Material Design 3 from scratch, built physics-based graph visualisers, and designed console-like UIs that feel genuinely premium.
I also write developer tools: CLI utilities, local-first apps, and systems-level scripts that make working with software feel less annoying. If something bothers me about my workflow, I build a fix for it.