10+ years crafting innovative web & mobile applications • AI/ML Integration Specialist • Amazon Senior Engineer • 29+ Production Projects • Transforming ideas into reality
I'm a seasoned full-stack developer with over a decade of experience building web and mobile applications. Currently working at Amazon in Cupertino, California, I specialize in creating innovative AI-powered solutions, educational platforms, and business tools.
My passion lies in leveraging cutting-edge technologies to solve real-world problems, with a particular focus on AI/ML integration, children's education, and e-commerce solutions. I've successfully deployed 15+ production applications and built a portfolio of 29+ projects spanning multiple domains.
Kids clothing e-commerce platform with innovative AI-powered virtual try-on feature. Complete shopping experience with age-based filtering and newsletter integration.
AI-powered research platform combining Perplexity search with Grok AI visualizations. Comprehensive research capabilities with interactive components.
Explore my complete portfolio of innovative solutions across AI, e-commerce, education, and business automation domains.
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Running 10+ AI agents across 3 machines with zero unified visibility led me to build Orbit — one browser tab showing every live agent session, RAM usage, and a one-click kill switch across machines, persisted via tmux.
VIEW_ON_LINKEDINBuilt Paperclip Studio — a read-only 3D dashboard that turns a company of AI agents into a calm, glanceable scene: one character per agent, plain-English status, live activity feed. Zero dependencies, works on a phone. MIT-licensed, shipping hourly.
VIEW_ON_LINKEDINReshared a look at real-world vertical integration — AI powering daily physical products while pushing sustainability goals forward.
VIEW_ON_LINKEDINA fun side experiment with Nano Banana AI: tried generating a consistent-character image sequence, and bananas crashed the party in 30–40% of the frames — including one car that ended up looking suspiciously like a banana.
VIEW_ON_LINKEDINAlways keen to discuss micro-frontends, web components, AI tooling, or whatever interesting problem you're tackling. No sales pitches, just good tech banter.
Fair warning: I've got a full-time gig at Amazon, so no consulting work. But always up for interesting tech discussions and the occasional collaboration!
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