Full-stack React TypeScript Engineer

Full-stack engineer who will absolutely notice if your button padding is off by 4px. I build things that work and feel good to use, which sounds obvious until you've used enough enterprise software to know it very much isn't. I've shipped production apps at scale and internal tools that people actually open without sighing. The common thread: I can't stop caring about the details. My most personal project is Lucid, an AI music app I built solo from scratch. It's got Python/Flask on the backend, AI integrations that don't feel bolted on, and design decisions I stole from outside the software world entirely. I'm unreasonably proud of it. Building it scratched the itch I can never quite ignore, the one that says this should feel better than it does. Day-to-day I'm most at home in full-stack product roles: React + TypeScript on the front, APIs and SQL-heavy backends in the rear, cloud stuff in between. I'm the person who'll own a feature from the database schema to the hover state and care equally about both. Good fit if your team debates product decisions, ships things that make users feel something, and doesn't treat "good enough" as a finish line. Bad fit if your PRs are just vibes and your staging environment is production.