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Nine years building software in-house, most recently leading engineering at VMock. Now independent, taking on AI integration, websites and product work for founders and teams who need it done properly.
A booking-led site for a family-run motel in the Riverina — built in four languages, with structured data and imagery tuned so the pages load in about a second.
A takeaway site that sends people to the order they actually want — delivery platform, phone pickup, or the menu — with live opening hours and perfect accessibility and SEO scores.
An agent that answers admin questions against live platform data, built to a client demo deadline with routing, tools, memory, streaming and human review.
An LLM workflow that researches and drafts employer branding pages, replacing most of a manual content process.
Rebuilt the employer-facing side of a career platform used by more than five thousand employers, launching three new modules.
Reworked the Webpack pipeline for a large React codebase — faster builds, smaller bundles, and the page-speed foundations search engines reward.
Teams with a product that needs an AI feature that actually works in production.
Agents and AI features that hold up outside a demo — routing, tools, memory, streaming, and a human in the loop where it matters.
Founders who need a site that stands up to scrutiny.
Design and build for sites that need to be fast, accessible and genuinely well made — not a template with your logo on it.
Teams who know what they want but not yet what to build.
Scoping, shaping and shipping. Turning a vague requirement into something built, launched and maintainable.
Teams whose site is slow, badly rendered, or invisible to search.
The engineering side of search — rendering, speed, structured data and crawlability. The parts that are actually code, measured rather than promised.
I have spent nine years building software that other people depend on — most of it at VMock, where I led engineering on a career platform used by hundreds of universities. I left in August 2026 to work independently.
The work I care about most sits where AI meets a real product. Not demos: an orchestrator agent I built in eight weeks and put in front of a client, with routing, memory, streaming and a human in the loop, because the interesting problems only show up once something is actually in production.
Before the AI work I spent years on the unglamorous parts that make a product good — build times, bundle size, the four hundredth UI bug, the design system nobody notices when it works. That is still how I build.
These days I build for clients directly. A motel and a takeaway in regional New South Wales, both shipping in four languages, both scoring 100 for accessibility and SEO. Small clients deserve the same engineering as large ones, and they rarely get it.
Leading engineering across the platform — AI workflows, employer and candidate products, infrastructure and delivery.
Leading small teams and building new client-facing features.
Frontend engineering, performance work and interface delivery.
B.Tech, Computer Science · 80.6%
Tell me the problem and roughly when you need it. I reply within a day.