About Me

I build software because I enjoy solving real problems and seeing something go from an idea to a working application. Most of my experience is in C# and .NET, along with full-stack web development. I like working on projects that require structure, persistence, and clean design rather than quick one-off scripts.

One of my larger projects, FlipTrackr, started as a simple idea and grew into a full desktop application with inventory tracking, reporting, and data persistence. Building it taught me a lot about organizing code, managing state, handling databases, and improving a product over time.

I’m especially interested in software engineering roles where I can work on real systems, whether that’s backend logic, application architecture, or full-stack development. I care about writing code that is readable, maintainable, and actually useful.

Outside of programming, I enjoy working on technical side projects and learning how systems work under the hood — building practical gadgets such as a handheld gaming device that I 3D modeled and built from scratch, setting up servers, playing guitar and drums, and spending time with friends and family.