and make it do things it was never designed to do.
1 Senior Software & Solutions Architect with 6+ years of experience
2 doing whatever it takes to make systems work.
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4 Started as a fullstack developer, evolved into a
5 software engineer, then became an AI system architect.
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7 But mostly? I'm the person you call when something is broken
8 and nobody knows why. I will find the bug.
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10 Linux, Windows, Mac — the OS is just a suggestion.
11 Monolith or microservice — code is code, and bugs are bugs.
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13 I've hardened systems for insurance companies (blue team),
14 then turned around and broke into them (red team).
15 Yes, both. Yes, legally.
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17 I lead small teams of devs, architect solutions from scratch,
18 and have an unhealthy relationship with TypeScript.
19
20 // TODO: sleep more
Senior Software & Solutions Architect
Insurance Software Company
> Wrestling a CRM older than some of my interns
> Untangling monolithic spaghetti into clean, maintainable code
> Implementing industry standards where there were none
> Architecting new capabilities on top of legacy foundations
> Leading dev teams through the chaos
Virtual Switchboard & VoIP Infrastructure
From-scratch telecom architecture
> Built a virtual switchboard with softphones & VoIP phones
> Created TURN/STUN servers from scratch
> Integrated Twilio for voice, then built custom SIP capabilities
> Worked directly with SIP trunk distributors
> Full infrastructure — designed, deployed, maintained
Software Engineer & Sysadmin
Private Education Sector
> Created new Moodle modules and plugins from scratch
> Improved and maintained legacy Moodle plugins
> Sysadmin duties — because someone has to keep the lights on
BIM Developer
Construction & Architecture
> Built 3D environments with lighting from IFC & Revit files
> Programmed custom implementation of IFC.js
> Extended functionality for private companies
> // The rest is under NDA. You know how it is.
Cybersecurity Specialist
Blue Team → Red Team
> Blue team: Hardened systems for insurance companies
> Red team: Pentesting for contractor clients
> First you learn to build the walls, then you learn to break them
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