A backend developer who believes clean code is not optional β it's respect for the next dev.
I'm not just a Java developer.
I'm the kind of engineer who reads logs like novels, enjoys debugging more than scrolling Facebook,
and smiles every time I delete 100 lines of legacy code no longer needed.
I currently work in consumer finance, building systems that matter β where bugs are money and performance is trust.
- Design systems that can grow without breaking
- Write backend services that are readable, testable, and observable
- Speak fluent
Java
,Spring Boot
,Kafka
,Redis
,MySQL
,Docker
, andKubernetes
- Ship things. Refactor things. Automate things.
I don't want to just code β I want to build.
Build systems that scale. Build code that lasts.
Build myself into an architect who makes complexity feel simple.
Cloud-native, event-driven, observable-by-default β thatβs where Iβm headed.
- π§ Think clearly
- βοΈ Write precisely
- π¦ Ship reliably
- π€ Talk less, code more
"Write code your future self wonβt hate you for."
And if you make it elegant β even better.