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I have built Go backends and realtime infrastructure, turning WebRTC, IM, and product events into clear contracts. Services can deploy independently, and clients do not have to be locked to one communication path.
Apps keep evolving; the sections below break the background into specific capability lenses.
Go / realtime / backend infrastructure
I have built Go backends and realtime infrastructure, turning WebRTC, IM, and product events into clear contracts. Services can deploy independently, and clients do not have to be locked to one communication path.
Go · gRPC · PostgreSQL · realtime
I use Go for high-concurrency APIs, realtime messaging, and infrastructure glue. Layers, raw SQL, caches, and message paths all need clear ownership when something breaks.
I care about contracts and deployment shape: services can ship independently, dependencies stay isolated, and the product is not locked to one transport.
Positioning
The best fit is not a single screen or endpoint. It is work that needs mobile, backend, AI, release, and operations connected. Earlier low-level and fintech work still shapes how I think about boundaries, stability, and long-term maintenance.
Portfolio
Helps job seekers turn experience, resume notes, and interview prep into material they can actually use.
Writing and editing support for creators who need to move from idea to publishable draft faster.
A bedtime app focused on rhythm, sound, and a low-friction wind-down experience.
A long-term memory assistant that turns scattered notes into material worth revisiting.
Conversation practice with repeatable drills and weakness review instead of generic feedback.
Generates bead-art patterns and color plans so a visual idea can become a makeable bead design.
Core capabilities
iOS, React Native / Expo, and Flutter; when native work, startup flow, or performance detail is needed, I do not stop at the business layer.
Go / Gin, PostgreSQL, Redis, gRPC, Docker, AWS EKS / Kubernetes, from API contracts through deployment and rollback.
LLMs, RAG, long-term memory, prompts, and agent orchestration, review loops, and release checks for AI-assisted delivery.
Builds, releases, health checks, alerts, certificates, and domains are debugged together. Releases need evidence, and failures need a layer.
Complex systems
Public technical signals highlighted here: realtime communication, Go backend, cloud-native migration, CI/CD, ops checks, and agent orchestration.
IM, WebRTC, product events, and client subscriptions split behind clear contracts; backend services can deploy independently, and the client is not locked to one communication layer.
Go · gRPC · WebSocket · PostgreSQLProduction migration planning for AWS EKS, including container images, Helm, Ingress, secrets, database, cache, maintenance window, rollback, and health checks.
AWS EKS · Kubernetes · Helm · CI/CDOpen-source work
A self-hosted memory service for AI agents, covering retrieval, RAG, and multimodal ingestion.
Stack
Path
Design and implementation
The visual system is mine too: brand color, interface, and components. The apps follow Apple HIG, but each keeps its own character.
Each app has its own color, icon, and palette, while sharing a common design language.
How I work
Two weeks is enough to get to a working prototype. Real feedback decides whether it continues.
AI tools help move faster, but the code is still reviewed by hand.
Before submission I run the full features.yaml checklist: no fake data, no production mocks.
After release, I revise quickly from real user feedback.