Full Stack · Frontend Lead

Complex systems. Products people get.

I've spent about five years building web products end to end. I started full stack with Ruby on Rails; now I lead frontend at Webel with React and TypeScript. I move across architecture, interface and product, and increasingly close to AI applied to building software.

01 · Work

Right now · In production

Webel

A home-services marketplace with thousands of users and an active product team. I'm the web lead: internal dashboard, company profile, marketplace and the Next.js migration.

What I'm working on

  • Webel Business

    The B2B side of the platform: companies hiring services, with their own flows, permissions and purchasing cycle. A meaningful share of GMV goes through here.

  • Internal dashboard

    The tool the team runs operations with: users, services, incidents and business metrics. A full product on its own.

  • Programmatic SEO

    Pages at scale to capture search demand: templates, structured data and carefully tuned performance. Part of it in Astro.

  • Core marketplace

    The main product: search, booking and tracking between customers and professionals. Includes heavy flows like payments and verification.

03 · How I work

How I work

Four ideas that guide me (no dogma)

  1. Understand first, build second

    Code is the cheap part. Before writing a line I ask who it's for, what problem it solves and how we'll know it works.

  2. Complexity stays behind the curtain

    A complex system is no excuse for a complex interface. My job is to absorb that and hand back something people grasp at first sight.

  3. Pieces you can swap

    Today's product won't be next year's. I build out of pieces you can replace without tearing the whole building down.

  4. AI speeds things up; judgment stays mine

    I use agents and models to explore faster, automate the repetitive and reach the decisions that matter sooner. The tool amplifies; the judgment stays mine.

04 · Toolkit

What I work with

From server to pixel — and from pixel to business

Frontend

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • Astro
  • TailwindCSS
  • Accessibility
  • Web performance

Full stack

  • Ruby on Rails
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • REST APIs
  • Testing
  • CI/CD

Product

  • Problem discovery
  • Prioritization
  • Product metrics
  • Programmatic SEO
  • Working with design and business

Applied AI

  • Agents and orchestration
  • Context engineering
  • Workflow automation
  • AI-assisted prototyping
05 · Experience

The path so far

Full stack to frontend, then into product

  1. 2024 — presentFrontend

    Frontend Tech Lead · Webel

    Web lead at a home-services marketplace. Responsible for the internal dashboard, company profile, marketplace and the Next.js migration.

    • React and TypeScript across several critical products in production.
    • Trained and led two mid-senior developers on the web team.
    • Brought AI into the team's development flow: context, skills and docs for agents.
    • React
    • TypeScript
    • Next.js
    • TailwindCSS
    • Astro
  2. 2024 — presentProduct / AI

    Product Engineering & AI · Own products

    My own products and systems where engineering and product meet: Product OS, Maker Tracker and experiments with AI agents.

    • AI-assisted development systems: specifications, agents and context engineering.
    • From problem to product: discovery, architecture and build.
    • Automating product workflows.
    • AI agents
    • TypeScript
    • Astro
    • Automation
  3. 2021 — 2024Full Stack

    Full Stack Developer · AuroraJobs and earlier

    Years building complete products with Ruby on Rails. At AuroraJobs I was the sole developer after initial mentoring from the CTO: from database to deployment, with product decisions along the way.

    • Full product in production: job board, dashboard, company portal and CMS.
    • Mentored two junior developers and ran SCRUM.
    • Lanzadera incubator program in 2022.
    • Ruby on Rails
    • MySQL
    • StimulusJS
    • TailwindCSS
    • Kubernetes

Each stage has brought me closer to where engineering and product meet. What's next is that same place, amplified by AI.

06 · Contact

Let's talk

If you're building something interesting…

I'm drawn to teams that ship real products and to projects where engineering and product overlap. If that sounds like what you're working on, write to me.