Software engineer specializing in web applications and library development
I build web applications and write both frontend and backend code. I am interested in library design and have extensive experience building libraries. I value practical architecture and comfortable engineering environments that help teams move faster without losing sight of the connection between technical decisions and real business needs.
Current direction
The recurring themes in my work are reusable interface infrastructure, typed tooling and release discipline.
Interface platforms, extension boundaries and remote rendering patterns for products that need UI code to stay modular.
Developer-facing packages that make shared code easier to author, validate and evolve across projects.
Versioning, changelog generation and automation around the maintenance work that keeps libraries predictable.
A few public repositories that show how I approach reusable libraries, integration boundaries and maintenance tooling.
A scaffolding and integration tool for isolated sandbox-like UI extensions and remote rendering boundaries.
A general-purpose validation library shaped around reusable rule systems and application-level data checks.
A utility for reshaping data structures, reflecting interest in transformations, composability and API clarity.
A masking library for HTML inputs that reflects practical UI engineering and reusable form behavior.
A compact timeline of roles that shaped my current focus on frontend systems, testing, platform work and extension tooling.
Review interface architecture, participate in frontend implementation, improve UI testing quality, support migration to a new stack, and develop isolated third-party UI extensions together with context layers and component documentation.
Worked on interface development and frontend testing within the Travelier group, adding a short but useful product-oriented step before returning to deeper systems work.
A short independent period focused on frontend development while looking for the next long-term role during a forced professional transition.
Stepped into a lead role during a demanding modernization phase: reviewed frontend architecture, improved testing and monitoring, supported junior developers, and helped move a large codebase toward TypeScript, modular delivery and a newer technical stack.
Worked on the company’s commerce product across frontend and backend, supporting the main product, modernizing form and validation infrastructure, and building internal developer tooling around internationalization and code transformation.
Worked on the YST Group corporate portal across Vue and Symfony, adding portal functionality, introducing automated tests and Docker-based development environments, and improving code quality standards across a significant part of the codebase.
Moved into a subsidiary company created through the reorganization of Present, then worked on the company’s main website and internal automation tools, modernizing legacy frontend code, introducing build tooling, expanding adaptive interface support and setting up internal package distribution.
The starting point of my web engineering career: supported the company website, worked with static-grid frontend pages and Yii-based backend code, and built the foundation for later full-stack and frontend systems work.
