About
I am a Digital Product Engineer. Currently working at WebGurus.
I create digital products on the web, from inception through design and implementation, to launch. I obsess over details, I believe excellence comes from attention to details.
I've always been driven by curiosity, and I'm always eager to learn. My current areas of interest include cryptography, information theory, computability theory, and quantum computing.
Outside of work, I bring that same maximalist mindset to my hobbies. I enjoy dialing in the perfect espresso, mastering Neapolitan pizza, and fine-tuning my road bike to the last grams. It's less about perfection and more about enjoying the process of figuring things out.
I try to live a minimalist life. I believe less is more, whether that's physical or digital. Clutter gets in the way of focus. I'd rather have a few well-made, well-used tools than a shelf full of things that don't serve a clear purpose. The same goes for design and code: simplicity tends to outlast complexity, and clarity is worth chasing. Tools and applications need to be out of the way but always at hand.
Work
Quino.ai is an AI assisted learning platform for university students.
Quino is a startup project developed by a team of young hackers and entrepreneurs. I contributed initially as (co-) tech lead to the application backend, later getting involved in UI development as well.
Galaxis Community Space is an on-chain, no-code community space builder.
Galaxis is a blockchain based suite of services developed by a singaporean company of the same name. I developed smart contracts that govern token distribution, transtacions and royalty collection, as well as a custom made, distributed Discord-like application based on the Matrix protocol.
Bilt Group website is a portfolio site for an architecture & construction firm.
One of my freelance projects, that I developed solo, from design to implementation. It was the first work I got to try out myself as not only a developer, but also as UI/UX engineer.
Privy Messenger is a fully distributed, peer-to-peer, end-to-end encrypted messaging application.
I've always considered myself a digital privacy advocate. Privy Messenger was my take on a truly peer-to-peer messaging soliution, that despite not using centralized data servers, still allowed user to sync their messages between devices. This project was my bachelor's thesis, and was published in IEEE.