What I Do
I build web applications, developer tools, and product experiences that solve real problems. My default bias is toward fast, maintainable systems with clear interfaces, whether that means a simple utility site or a more ambitious platform.
Currently, I'm the creator and maintainer of FigCalc, passwordstrength.me, and findmyip.dev as hobby projects, while working in the E-Mobility industry. I previously worked as a backend engineer and today I operate as an R&D Software Architect. Alongside that, I'm building an AI orchestration platform in roughly the same problem space as OpenClaw, but with a much stronger focus on security, performance, and controlled execution.
My Approach
I believe in building with purpose. Every line of code should serve a clear function, and every design decision should enhance the user experience. That philosophy also applies to infrastructure and AI systems: the more powerful the system becomes, the more I care about predictability, safety, and performance.
Core Principles
- Performance First: Fast loading times and optimal user experiences
- Accessibility: Building for everyone, regardless of device or screen size
- Security & Control: Especially important when systems execute tools, handle context, or automate decisions
- Clean Code: Maintainable, readable, and well-documented code
- Continuous Learning: Staying current with modern web practices
What I work with
I work across the full stack. Some parts are long-standing tools I use regularly, while others are areas I'm actively learning and experimenting with.
Main tools
- • TypeScript & Modern JavaScript
- • React & Component Architecture
- • Astro.js for Static Sites
- • Tailwind CSS & Modern Styling
- • Performance Optimization
Current interests
- • Rust, where I'm still learning and experimenting
- • Bun & Node.js Runtimes
- • AI tooling & orchestration
- • Context Window Optimization
- • Tool Calling, Guardrails & Evaluation
- • Cloudflare & Edge Computing
Current Focus
AI is a particularly exciting area for me right now. What interests me most is not just calling models, but making them genuinely useful: optimizing context windows, tooling, orchestration, and execution paths so systems become more reliable, secure, and efficient.
In parallel, I'm spending more time learning and experimenting with Rust, especially where stronger guarantees and better performance can improve the systems I'm building.
Beyond Code
I'm a bit of a smart-home enthusiast and enjoy tinkering with automation projects. Maybe I'll share some of those experiences here in the future.