I’m a Senior Software Engineer with 6 years of experience building web and mobile products, from secure APIs with Node.js, NestJS, and TypeScript to the Angular, React, and Next.js interfaces that consume them. I design multi-tenant architectures, real-time features, and payment integrations, and I care about code that is tested, reviewed, and easy to ship.
At Nexora, I built SAGIM end to end: its REST and WebSocket API, security and municipality-level isolation, integrations, and deployment, along with its Angular dashboard, Next.js citizen portal, and React Native app. At NTT DATA, I owned front-end architecture for enterprise banking and food & beverage applications, working closely with back-end teams on API contracts, integration, and release quality. At Ohkasis, I developed both REST APIs and client-facing web interfaces.
I enjoy owning a product across layers, from data design, authentication, and integrations to a clear, accessible user experience. I also promote testing, code review, and mentoring in distributed teams, and I’m comfortable in client-facing technical discussions in English.
The pace of AI is exciting, and it also makes me think about how our work will change. I see it as a tool for exploring ideas, automating repetitive tasks, and reaching a first solution faster. Used well, it gives us more room to focus on the work that calls for judgment: understanding the problem, making sound decisions, and building something useful. Still, relying on AI does not replace understanding what we are building. Programming fundamentals—data structures, algorithms, design, critical reading, and debugging—remain essential for evaluating its output, catching mistakes, and taking responsibility for the code we ship. That is one reason I built Athletic Minds: to help people practice that reasoning and strengthen the foundations that let us use AI as a copilot while continuing to think like engineers.