I'm a software engineer specialised in cross-platform app development.
I have more than 10 years of software building experience. Highlights include leading the mobile development infrastructure of a critical healthcare app impacting millions of older people, and starting a one-man AI-powered dev agency where I build apps in just a few days.
A LinkedIn post about my experience building a cross-platform AI app solo in 3 days
An Indie Hackers article about discovering your perfect business idea
Enginears Podcast interview about scaling a healthcare app
A Medium article about optimizing React Native development setup
React Native EU 2022 conference talk about app performance optimization
If you want to get in touch with me about something or just to say hi, reach out on social media or send me an email.
Made a full-stack React Native template to build mobile and web apps with minimal setup.
Starting a new venture in Antler's residency in the UK
Leveraging AI to rapidly develop a cross-platform application
Launching my technical consultancy and developer tools agency
A digital auto-coaching tool to help people better understand themselves and find their purpose in life.
Built a notes sharing platform for students of ISEP using Java and React, helping peers collaborate and access study materials.
Created a Python package for educational purposes that defines a pseudocode grammar and converts such pseudocode into Python. Built the complete parser and transpiler, making programming more accessible for new learners.
Built early features of Elevo's HR platform using React and Ruby on Rails
Built a POC for a dynamic pricing system for train tickets.
A marketplace to enable musicians and singers to record in other people's home studios for cheaper than in a professional one.
Creating and launching a student entrepreneurship initiative, coaching students and organising events
I wanted to make my own video games, so I started learning to code. C++ was the most common language for this at the time, and I read that it was "C with stuff on top of it" so I figured I should start with C. That was brutal, but a great learning experience.