About Me

Recent Computer Science graduate from University of Toronto currently in an intentional exploration phase. Rather than locking into a specific tech stack early, I’m sampling different web development technologies broadly. I believe you need to try as much as possible before choosing an area to specialize and truly polish your expertise in.

I treat software engineering like any other engineering discipline: identify the problem first, understand requirements deeply, develop high-level tactics, then experiment with proof-of-concepts and iterate. This methodical process drives everything I build, from stable development pipelines to experimental CLI tools.

I’m focused on building tools that change how people relate to technology, not just adding more features to the world. Every project needs intentional design language and taste, something that stands out from generic solutions you’d find anywhere else. I don’t want to create something generic that blends into the app store crowd. My projects tend to solve problems I actually face, with thoughtful consideration of how users interact with their tools. Currently drawn to backend and app development, always thinking about the intersection of technical implementation and human experience, while constantly learning through books like API design patterns.

My recent project dailyrepo now has a stable development pipeline, making feature management seamless. I’m exploring proof-of-concepts including a reminder app that fades away if forgotten, encouraging internal motivation over external dependency, and pimp, a personal infrastructure management CLI in Go for instant configuration switching and community config sharing. Always building with the goal of changing how people interact with their development tools.