I'm a senior engineer who works directly with B2B companies to build software that eliminates bottlenecks and unlocks growth.
I treat projects like an operator, not a contractor. I've been building production systems since 2017, but the real education came from working embedded with B2B operations teams. I learned to think about software from the business side: What's the actual constraint? What breaks at scale? What creates support burden?
I make architectural decisions with consequences in mind. When you hire most developers, they build what you spec. When you work with me, I'll challenge requirements if they create technical debt or maintenance burden. I'm optimizing for systems that are maintainable, not just initially impressive. This means saying no sometimes.
My background is technical execution, not management. I write code daily. I debug production issues. I make database schema decisions. I'm not coordinating a team or delegating work — I'm building the system directly. This keeps me honest about timelines and trade-offs.
I focus on B2B operational problems specifically. Not consumer apps. Not marketing sites. Not moonshot ideas. I work with companies that have clear operational bottlenecks: manual processes, disconnected systems, technical limitations blocking growth. Problems with measurable ROI.
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These aren't marketing promises. This is how I actually operate on every engagement.
You receive system diagrams, database schema, API contracts, and key technical decisions in writing before development starts. This is when we align on direction, not after I've built the wrong thing.
I quote fixed-price engagements with defined scope and deliverables. No hourly billing games. No scope creep. If I underestimated, that's my problem. You know the total cost upfront.
At project end you receive full source code, infrastructure access, deployment documentation, and operational runbooks. Zero vendor lock-in. You can maintain it internally or hire someone else.
Development happens in sprints. Every two weeks you see working, deployable software. No 6-month blackout periods before you see anything. Continuous feedback prevents big misalignments.
Not prototype code I expect you to rebuild later. Proper error handling, logging, monitoring, security, and testing from the start. I build systems designed to scale with your business.
You work with me directly. Technical questions get answered immediately. Decisions happen in days, not weeks. No account managers, no project coordinators, no layers slowing things down.
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Decision-makers I work well with: People who understand their business problem, value clear communication, and want honest technical guidance.
What makes projects successful:
Not sure if your project fits? Reach out and I'll provide honest feedback on how I can help.