NACHOSAG
// SOFTWARE ENGINEER
I build software. Web apps, APIs, distributed systems — full stack when it makes sense, deep backend when the problem needs it. I care about architecture and testing, but mostly I care about shipping things that actually work.
CORE_MINDSET
I like understanding how things work under the hood. Not just wiring libraries together and calling it a day. Architecture, data modeling, clean code — those come before typing. If you don't understand why, the implementation doesn't matter.
I've built a lot of stuff — from REST APIs to Cloudflare Workers at the edge, from graph algorithm solvers to full-serverless platforms. I work in Python, TypeScript, Java, and Go. I've done frontend with React and Angular. I just like building things that work well.
The best compliment I get is when someone says my code is easy to work with. Clear architecture, good tests, no surprises. That's what good engineering looks like to me — code you can pick up months later and understand immediately.
SCALABLE_CORE
I build systems that don't collapse when they grow. Clean architecture with real separation of concerns — controllers, services, repositories. Serverless when it makes sense, distributed when the problem needs it.
LATENCY_CONTROL
I care about performance, but not prematurely. Async I/O end-to-end when it matters, optimized algorithms when brute force won't cut it. And yeah, I know what's happening at the hardware level too.
ROBUST_LOGIC
I actually test my code. Unit, integration, stress — whatever the project needs. I write tests because I've been burned by untested code at 3 AM, and I don't want to go back.
TECH_LEADERSHIP
I've mentored devs who were just starting out and helped teams level up their architecture game. Good code is good code — I just help people find their way there.
PROJECT_PORTFOLIO
SIGRH+
// WHAT IT DOES
An HR system that reads CVs automatically, knows who's in the office via facial recognition, and has a chatbot that answers employee questions. All running completely offline — no internet, no external APIs, no cloud dependency.
CDM CALCULATOR
// WHAT IT DOES
A solver for a math problem so hard there's no fast answer — the Minimum Dominating Set. It works by pruning impossible paths early, making it ~40% faster than brute force. Comes with a visual editor to draw and solve graphs interactively.
NOTEBOOKLM GALLERY
// WHAT IT DOES
A social platform for sharing AI-generated podcasts — built to run on Cloudflare's free tier, which means it costs literally nothing to operate. Blazing fast anywhere in the world (<150ms), protected against spam, with full-text search built in.
MAKERDAO MONITOR
// WHAT IT DOES
Watches the Ethereum blockchain for activity on the MakerDAO contract and alerts you via Discord and Slack when something happens. Built from scratch with zero frameworks — just TypeScript, clean architecture, and a full test suite.
PROJECT_EXPLORER
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PIPELINE
ENGINEERING_LIFECYCLE
01. REQUIREMENT_ANALYSIS
Before I write code, I figure out what the problem actually is. Clear requirements and defined success criteria save months of rewrites. It's that simple.
02. ARCHITECTURAL_BLUEPRINT
I design systems that make sense. Separation of concerns, dependency injection, testable by design. The goal is code that doesn't become a nightmare six months in.
03. ITERATIVE_DEVELOPMENT
The SDD pipeline — explore → propose → spec → design → tasks → apply → verify → archive. Each step catches mistakes early so you don't pay for them later. No skipping, no shortcuts.
04. QUALITY_ASSURANCE
I test as I go. TDD when the stack supports it, reviews that actually catch things, and a final adversarial pass that doesn't let anything slip through. No rubber-stamp approvals.
ESTABLISH CONNECTION
I'm always open to interesting problems and good teams. Remote, on-site, doesn't matter — if you're building something worth solving, let's talk.