Writing code is not what engineering is.
Tech stack discussions overshadow business outcomes.
Sound familiar? Endless debates about frameworks instead of solving real problems.
- Engineers love their craft - but perfectionism can become a bottleneck
- Hours spent researching the "best" technology, building for problems that don't exist yet
- The result? Technical satisfaction, but business goals left unmet
Companies need outcomes, not code.
The right solution trumps the perfect technology.
Technology is just the means to an end. What matters is what you deliver.
- Titles don't matter - backend, frontend, DevOps... What matters is who ships
- Specialization is valuable, but flexibility wins. Great engineers aren't afraid to step outside their comfort zone
- The best tech stack? The one that solves the problem efficiently
- Companies don't need framework evangelists - they need product engineers who deliver results
I deliver outcomes, not output.
Build, iterate, deliver. Repeat.
Pick what works. Not what's trendy.
Ship fast. Get feedback. Talk to users.
Let the product evolve with real needs, not imaginary ones.
If this resonates with you, let's talk.
About me
A product engineer who delivers value, not just code
I'm a software engineer with 10+ years of experience building products that matter. TypeScript is my specialty - it's where I'm strongest and most productive. I've also delivered production systems with Go, Python, React, Vue, Next.js, Ruby on Rails, and worked extensively with PostgreSQL, AWS, Docker, Terraform, and more. I choose tools based on the problem, not the hype.
I own what I build. From discovery to delivery. From hands-on development to leading teams and stepping into engineering management when needed. It's all about getting the right people aligned toward shipping value.