I'm a software engineer specializing in full-stack development, Roblox systems, desktop applications, and developer tooling — products built to be fast, private, and genuinely useful.
Three projects that show how I think about performance, simplicity, and shipping things people actually use.
My dad wanted to move files from his old laptop to a new one — no cloud uploads, no accounts, no wasted bandwidth. Nothing fit, so I built Beam: it discovers devices on your local network and transfers files directly, peer-to-peer. Drag, drop, send — files arrive instantly.
I've been programming for over six years — long enough to care less about chasing trends and more about clarity, performance, and shipping things people actually use. Beam started because my dad needed a simple way to move files. That's the kind of work I like: small, sharp, and genuinely helpful.
Whether it's a Rust desktop app, a Roblox networking layer, or a developer CLI, I care about the details that make software feel fast and trustworthy.
Read more about me →Have a project in mind, or just want to talk shop? I'm always happy to connect.