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Building Functional Web Experiences
I’m a full-stack developer focused on turning ideas into clean, responsive web applications.
I work across React, TypeScript, Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, and REST APIs, building everything from polished frontend interfaces to backend functionality and database-driven applications.
I’ll be sharing projects, development work, and useful things I build along the way.
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As an AI Engineer, I spend most of my day working in the terminal—so I thought, why not make my portfolio look like one? 🖥️🟩
I wanted a personal site that reflects how I actually work. No flashy animations or endless scrolling, just a clean, interactive command-line interface built with React and TypeScript.
In the video below, you can see how to navigate it. You can type ls projects to see the RAG systems and ML architectures I've built, or cat experience to see my background.
Take it for a test drive and let me know if you discover any of the commands!
The terminal metaphor is carried through with real discipline—the monospace hierarchy and command-based navigation make the portfolio feel like a tool, not just a skin. Exposing projects, experience, and contact as discoverable commands is a smart interaction detail.