Software that holds up.
Thirty years writing code, fifteen leading engineering teams. I build web applications the way a principal engineer builds them — for the load you'll have in two years, not just the demo you need on Friday.
What I build
- Custom web apps — Laravel, PostgreSQL, modern JavaScript. Real architecture, not a pile of plugins.
- APIs & integrations — the connective tissue between your systems, built so it doesn't break.
- Banking-grade backends — I'm a Principal Engineer at a national bank. I know what "secure and audited" actually requires.
- Rescue work — the stalled build, the project three teams already gave up on. Send it.
I've built five fintech products launched into Westpac, Best Egg, Merrick, and E.ON Next, and led a 20-developer org to do it. Whether it's one page or a platform, one person owns the outcome.
Common questions
What technologies do you build web apps with?
Primarily Laravel, PostgreSQL, and modern JavaScript, with real architecture designed for the load you'll have in two years.
Can you build secure, banking-grade backends?
Yes. I'm a Principal Engineer at a national bank and have launched five fintech products into regulated markets, so I know what secure and audited actually requires.
Do you take over stalled web projects?
Yes. Rescue work — the stalled build or the project other teams gave up on — is a core part of what I do.
Do you build APIs and integrations?
Yes. I build the APIs and integrations that connect your systems, designed so they don't break when the systems around them change.