I design and build web applications

Before I wrote my first line of code, I spent several years working in hospitality. It's not the background most developers have, but it taught me how to read people, stay calm when things get stressful, and actually deliver — not just promise. Those habits carried over more than I expected.

I learned development the long way — documentation, side projects, a lot of trial and error. No shortcut, no single mentor, just consistent work over time. I still approach new tools the same way: start with the docs, build something small, then something real.

Currently I am building web applications for clients and open to joining a team full-time. I try to keep it simple: understand the problem, write code I'd be happy to inherit, and ship something that actually works.