I like to code and I like to talk about code. Interesting projects keep me up at night, and I love to try out new technologies.

I use JS/TS the most, but I'm also familiar with, and use to varying degrees, Python, Go, C++, C#, and a couple others.

I'm interested in job opportunities. You can email me at [github username]@protonmail.com.

Tachi is a rhythm game score tracker, and one of the largest projects I've been a part of. The site itself is a MERN stack: I handle the infrastructure and DevOps side of things, making use of Docker + Docker Swarm for scaling, plus handling both self-hosted and cloud infrastructure like our MongoDB and Redis instances.

USC IR is a specification for internet ranking for the game unnamed_sdvx_clone. I co-authored the specification with zkldi and Drewol, then implemented the specification in the game as well as creating an example webserver implementing the protocol.

Some of the things I've worked on are not on my GitHub profile for a variety of reasons: for example, my final year project is not allowed to be public yet lest a plagiarism tracker pick it up and accuse me of stealing 100% of my work from myself. But they're super cool as well: my final year project is a full-stack web application built with SvelteKit, which allows a class of students to learn programming by collaboratively controlling a Parrot-brand drone using a simple domain-specific language designed by me.

MongoDB just makes sense to me. The document model of databases fits my brain like a glove.

When it comes to the NPM ecosystem, express was truly my first love. It's so easy to build things in, both prototypes and at scale.

I love Svelte so much. My friends generally call me the insane one for enjoying front-end development, but it's where you see the application really come to life in colour, form and function. Svelte strips away a lot of the boilerplate and lets me focus on exactly what I want to do, and it's lightning fast to boot. What's not to love?