Junior Full-Stack Developer
I like figuring out how systems actually work, and I'd rather build something useful than just show off what I know.
A concept SaaS product I built to explore what it would take to make running and growing a company less of a headache. It has a full landing page, a multi-step signup flow, and a working dashboard prototype with activity feeds, an approvals queue, and an AI assistant panel.
View on GitHubA real-time social platform with posts, categories, direct messaging, and peer-to-peer video calls, built with a team of eight for Chas Academy's 2026 challenge. I handled the backend architecture, the WebSocket-based chat system, and the WebRTC video chat feature, including setting up a self-hosted TURN server.
View on GitHubA workout and bodyweight tracker with Google sign-in and a small community forum. I built it to practice a properly layered backend: Prisma on top of PostgreSQL, rate limiting, and JWT auth, with Docker so the setup is reproducible.
View on GitHubAn event-driven microservice backend for a fast-food restaurant. Five Bun services communicate over RabbitMQ, so an order moves from the customer to the kitchen to a notification without any service calling another directly. It sits behind nginx with SSL termination, Redis caching and PostgreSQL, and runs from a single docker compose up.
View on GitHubSolo or with a team, I care about the same thing: understanding the system well enough to make it actually work.
Solo & team
Built projects on my own and inside an eight-person team
2023
Started building software professionally, at Chas Academy
Interfaces that are fast, accessible and easy to reason about.
HTMLCSSJavaScriptTypeScriptReact
APIs and real-time systems that hold up under real usage.
Node.jsFastifyWebSocketsWebRTCRabbitMQ
Modeling and querying data so the rest of the system stays simple.
PostgreSQLPrismaMongoDB
Keeping projects reproducible and easy to run from a clean machine.
DockerGitLinux
I'm a junior full-stack developer studying at Chas Academy. What actually gets me curious is understanding how the systems behind an application work, not just using them. I like projects that make me think hard about architecture, networking, and data, and I try to build things people can actually use rather than just technical demos.
I'd rather understand one system deeply than use ten tools shallowly.
I want to understand how something works before I'll trust that it's good enough.
Tutorials only get me so far. Real projects are what surface the questions that actually matter.
How the pieces of an application fit together matters more to me than how the UI looks.
A finished, working project teaches more than an idea that never leaves the drawing board.
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Yes, I'm open to freelance work alongside my studies, especially small websites or full-stack features. Get in touch and tell me what you need.
Mostly TypeScript across the stack. Check the Skills section above for specifics.
Yes, I'm actively looking for a junior full-stack developer role or an LIA (internship) placement. If you're hiring, I'd love to hear from you.
Yes, GitHub links are right on the project cards above where the repo is public, and my profile is linked in the footer too.
Have a project, an opportunity, or an idea? I'd like to hear about it.
I'll usually reply within a day or two.
Actively open to junior roles and freelance work.