Software Engineer.
Agency Founder.
Builder at heart.
I'm a software engineer who started MTechZilla because too many good ideas were dying from bad execution. Since 2021, I've led a team of developers and designers helping startups and businesses turn product ideas into software that works — and keeps working.
I've built across the stack for over a decade: SaaS platforms, IoT systems, mobile apps, backend infrastructure. I've shipped products across industries and picked up enough hard-won experience to know what kills projects early — and how to avoid it.
When I'm not building, I'm reading Marvel, watching TV I can't stop thinking about, or traveling somewhere I've never been. I also write regularly on freeCodeCamp — if I've solved a problem worth documenting, I'd rather share it than let it collect dust.
Where I've Built & Led
Founder & CEO
MTechZilla
I built MTechZilla to give startups real engineering support — without the overhead of a large agency. We work the full product lifecycle: scoping, architecture, shipping, and iteration. Our clients arrive with ideas and leave with software that's ready for real users.
Contributor
freeCodeCamp
I write practical guides on web development, SaaS architecture, and lessons from shipping real products. No toy examples — just what actually works in production.
Software Developer
KPlay Team
Built and owned the backend REST APIs powering the platform's core features. Worked directly with the frontend team to make sure APIs were fast, reliable, and built to the right contract.
Software Developer
Phynart
Built backend services and secure APIs for an IoT platform managing device data at scale. Designed and shipped an Over-the-Air (OTA) update system that let the team push software to smart devices without manual steps.
Technologies I Build With
A decade of shipping across the full stack — from mobile to cloud infrastructure.
Frontend Development
Backend Development
Mobile Development
Databases
DevOps & Cloud
Leadership & Strategy
Beyond the Code
Marvel & TV Shows
Good storytelling is a skill. Marvel and a well-written series are how I study how narratives land — and why some ideas stick while others don't.
Traveling
Seeing how different places solve the same problems differently is one of the best ways I know to stay flexible in how I think.
Gaming
Video games are some of the most complex interactive systems ever built. Playing them is the hobby. Watching how they balance depth and usability is the education.
Writing & Sharing
I write regularly on freeCodeCamp and MTechZilla's blog. If I've solved a problem worth documenting, I'd rather put it where someone else can find it.