01
Serverless & cloud
Applications deployed to managed platforms where that's the right answer, and to raw infrastructure where it isn't.
- AWS Lambda
- Amazon EC2
- Serverless architectures
- Vercel
- Application hosting
- Production deployments
Capabilities
One person, the whole stack.
Grouped by what it lets me build rather than by logo. Not every project needs all of it — the point is that a single person can cover the range without a handoff losing something in the middle.
01Toolset
What I work with,
and what it’s for.
01
Web & Frontend
Interface engineering with a design sensibility — type systems, motion, accessibility and performance treated as one problem.
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- Tailwind CSS
- GSAP
- Three.js
- Framer Motion
- Astro
- Vite
02
Mobile & Desktop
Products that live outside the browser — cross-platform mobile apps, iPad interfaces built for in-person use, and desktop software with local processing.
- Flutter
- Dart
- iOS
- iPadOS
- Electron
- FFmpeg
- OpenCV
03
Software & Product Engineering
Application architecture, APIs and data models. The systems work that makes a product hold together past its first release.
- Node.js
- NestJS
- REST APIs
- WebSockets
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- MongoDB
- System Design
- Integrations
- AI Integrations
04
Cloud, Deployment & Infrastructure
Everything between a finished build and a working product — servers, routing, certificates, domains, mail, and the debugging that happens at 2am.
- AWS
- Lambda
- EC2
- Route 53
- Vercel
- Serverless
- Ubuntu
- Linux
- Nginx
- Apache
- Docker
- VPS
- SSL / TLS
- DNS
- SMTP
- SPF / DKIM / DMARC
- CI/CD
02Production layer
The part that runs
after the build.
Most projects don't fail at the code. They stall in the gap between a finished build and a working product — the servers, records and certificates nobody scoped. That gap is work I take on.
02
Linux & server administration
Hands-on with Ubuntu production environments — provisioning, configuring and debugging them from a shell.
- Ubuntu Server
- SSH
- Provisioning
- systemd services
- Process management
- Permissions
- Log inspection
- Production troubleshooting
03
Web servers & reverse proxies
The layer between a request and an application: routing, caching, compression and static delivery.
- Nginx
- Apache
- Reverse proxies
- Virtual hosts
- Domain routing
- Redirects
- Compression
- Caching
- Static assets
04
DNS & domains
Domain configuration and migrations, including the records most people only meet when something has already broken.
- AWS Route 53
- A / AAAA
- CNAME
- MX
- TXT
- SRV
- Nameservers
- Subdomains
- Domain verification
- DNS migrations
05
SSL & HTTPS
Certificates provisioned, renewed and kept from expiring quietly on a Sunday.
- SSL / TLS
- HTTPS
- Let's Encrypt
- Certbot
- Certificate renewal
- Secure production domains
06
Email infrastructure
Transactional email that reaches an inbox instead of a spam folder — which is a DNS problem more often than a code problem.
- Transactional email
- SMTP
- Email APIs
- Domain-based email
- MX configuration
- SPF
- DKIM
- DMARC
- Deliverability
03How we work together
A clear path
from first call
to launch day.
Every project follows the same structure. No surprises, no scope ambiguity — you always know where we are and what comes next.
01
Discovery
We talk about what you need, who it's for, and what success looks like. I ask the questions that save us both time later.
Scope, timeline, and a clear proposal02
Design
Wireframes, then high-fidelity screens. You see and approve every surface before a line of code is written.
Approved designs and interactive prototype03
Build
I engineer the product — frontend, backend, integrations. You get weekly progress demos, not status reports.
Working software you can click through04
Launch
Servers, domain, security certificates, email, analytics — I handle all of it. You go live with zero guesswork.
Live product, fully configured05
Support
Post-launch monitoring, updates and the occasional change request. I stay on so the product stays healthy.
Ongoing maintenance and priority support
Most projects take 4–8 weeks from kickoff to launch. Complex builds may take longer — I'll give you a realistic timeline in our first conversation.
Need someone who can do all of it?
Most projects don't need a team of specialists. They need one person who can hold the whole thing in their head and take it to production.