How I got here.
Product systems at the desk
I've been obsessed with understanding how things actually work - not just that code prints a number, but how the CPU, memory, and binary execution produce that result. That curiosity drives how I build product systems today.
As a performance and infrastructure-minded product engineer, I care about queries, caches, Core Web Vitals, and shipping ownership with a team - so products stay fast when the business starts to grow.
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How I help businesses
- Find the revenue leak or cost spike
- Design the system that removes it
- Ship something the team can own
- Keep it fast when traffic gets real
Hardware interest - sensor to software to actuator
Away from the browser, I dig into embedded and low-level work: soldering boards, wiring robots, flashing ESP32s, and writing the C/C++ that talks to real hardware.
Camera, radar, microphone, sensors, ADC, MCU, GPIO, PWM, SPI, I²C, UART, CAN - the full path from physical signal to software decision to actuator. That same systems thinking shows up in the product platforms I ship for businesses.
What I'm exploring
- ESP32 / MCU firmware
- Sensors, ADC, and signal paths
- Robotics and actuators
- Bare-metal and RTOS habits
