I'm a staff-level software engineer available immediately for full-time remote roles with U.S. and EU teams. I've spent over ten years designing, building, and operating distributed production systems — from early-stage startups to globally distributed platforms handling thousands of concurrent sessions.
On the application side: Node.js, React, TypeScript, GraphQL, NestJS. On the infrastructure side: Docker, Linux, Kubernetes, Terraform, custom CI/CD pipelines, Prometheus/Grafana observability, bare-metal infrastructure automation, and cloud-native security (zero-trust networking, secrets management, IAM). On the AI side: inference pipeline design, model serving infrastructure, and AI-native platform architecture. I've built and managed systems end-to-end — from database design through deployment and production operations. Most of that experience is on self-managed infrastructure, which demands significantly more ownership and decision-making than relying on managed cloud services. I work well with U.S. and European teams across time zones.
My biggest proof point: I solo-built and operated a globally distributed infrastructure platform — 100,000+ transactions, 5,000+ paying subscribers, and 15,000+ concurrent sessions. Self-managed infrastructure across 100 nodes in 20 countries: Docker containers, custom deployment automation, production observability, load balancing, multi-currency payment systems, and capacity planning. Near-zero downtime under high-traffic and adversarial network conditions. I made every technical decision from architecture through production operations — with zero engineering hires.
At Cobl, I served as Staff Engineer owning the AI inference pipeline, model serving infrastructure, and cloud architecture for an AI-native document generation platform. My technical contributions directly enabled the company's first $1M fundraise.
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