About

I graduated with a degree in Systems Engineering, where I developed a foundation in understanding how complex systems behave, fail, and can be made resilient. My academic work emphasized mathematical modeling, control theory, and the principles that govern large-scale technical systems.

Since then, I've focused on infrastructure and platform engineering. I work at the intersection of software architecture and operations— designing systems that are not only functional but maintainable, observable, and robust under pressure.

My approach is methodical. I believe in understanding problems thoroughly before proposing solutions, in documenting decisions clearly, and in building systems that other engineers can reason about. I value clarity over cleverness.