I am a senior full-stack and backend engineer who has been building software professionally since 2012. I have completed 14 years in the industry and I am currently in my 15th year.

My strongest areas are .NET / ASP.NET Core, Java / Spring, PostgreSQL / SQL-backed business systems, authentication and authorization, Dockerized deployment, API integrations, workflow automation, and maintainable product architecture.

I work best where software meets real operations: documents, emails, approvals, tickets, dashboards, user roles, notifications, integrations, technical debt, and business processes that need to become reliable systems.

• .NET / ASP.NET Core backend systems and REST APIs
• Java / Spring backend systems
• Full-stack business applications
• AI-assisted internal tools and workflow automation
• RAG, document processing, and knowledge assistant systems
• Email-to-ticket and operations automation flows
• PostgreSQL / SQL-backed business applications
• Authentication, authorization, RBAC, JWT, OAuth, and OIDC flows
• Dockerized deployment foundations and production readiness
• Legacy .NET modernization roadmaps
• Modular monolith and service-based platform foundations
• React / Angular / TypeScript interfaces connected to real backend workflows

• AI workflow automation for real business processes
• Internal tools that connect documents, emails, tickets, and approvals
• Production-ready .NET / Java backend architecture
• Full-stack business application delivery
• PostgreSQL-backed SaaS and business systems
• Authentication and authorization foundations
• Legacy .NET modernization without unnecessary rewrites
• Vertical AI product foundations and product-studio workflows

I do not approach projects as isolated coding tasks. I first try to understand the business process, users, roles, data flow, approvals, documents, notifications, and operational bottlenecks.

Then I translate that process into a maintainable technical architecture with clear module boundaries, reliable APIs, secure identity flows, practical deployment, and enough structure to evolve without over-engineering.