Hello, I’m
Backend-focused software engineer building reliable systems in the cloud.
I work with Java, Spring Boot, and AWS to build APIs, integrations, and cloud infrastructure. This is where I share my projects and what I learn along the way.
I’m a backend-focused software engineer interested in reliable APIs, distributed systems, integration workflows, and cloud architecture.
I love working with AWS and exploring how cloud services come together to create scalable, reliable systems. I’m especially interested in backend architecture, distributed systems, integrations, and automating the path from code to production.
LAST UPDATED · SEPTEMBER 2026
Building services with Java and Spring Boot that remain understandable as they grow. I’m focusing on clear API boundaries, validation, authentication and authorization, persistence, testing, predictable error handling, and containerized delivery—not just making an endpoint work.
Working through the architecture patterns covered by the AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate track: secure multi-tier networks, highly available compute, appropriate data stores, event-driven workloads, disaster recovery, observability, and cost-aware design.
Exploring the trade-offs behind asynchronous communication and service-to-service integration: queues, caching, retries, idempotency, dead-letter handling, eventual consistency, and failure recovery. I apply these ideas with RabbitMQ, Redis, Apache Camel, REST, and SOAP.
Improving the full path from commit to production with repeatable builds, automated deployments, health checks, safe rollbacks, structured logging, metrics, and actionable alerts. The goal is to build systems that are straightforward to operate when something goes wrong.
A deployment control panel that connects to remote Linux servers over SSH, deploys Docker images, runs health checks, and automatically rolls back failed deployments.
An authenticated web panel for starting, stopping, and checking an EC2-hosted Minecraft server while keeping idle infrastructure costs low.
A distributed calculation system where a REST API routes requests through RabbitMQ to independent worker services, with Redis caching for repeated computations.
A serverless blog platform with a static S3 frontend and a Lambda REST API for storing and retrieving content from DynamoDB.
Have something in mind?
I’m always happy to talk about backend systems, cloud projects, or a new opportunity.