— from IoT dashboards to scriptable rules engines. I care about the boring parts: clean APIs, legible type, and pages that load before you notice.
I’m a software engineer who enjoys the unglamorous middle — the wiring between services, the empty-state copy, the 200ms that decides whether a page feels fast. Currently building Magistrala, an open-source IoT platform, at Abstract Machines.
Before that I spent two years at Ultraviolet Consult shipping client work, co-founded a small web studio called Threal ITL, and once led telemetry for a student rocket program. I learn fast, write often, and I don’t argue about tabs vs spaces.
A dense, keyboard-friendly dashboard for managing thousands of devices — live telemetry, rules, alarms, dashboards, reports. The kind of UI that gets used at 2am when something's on fire.
Marketing site plus developer docs. The hand-off from “curious” to “building” takes two clicks.
Scriptable rules microservice. Lua for logic, Go for speed.
Performance-first studio site, client-attracting.
Handcrafted Kenyan beadwork shop, headless CMS backed.
I reach for the proven stack, then spend the saved hours on the interaction details that actually matter.
Ask me about the internal tools, side projects, and experiments that didn't make it here.
Got a project, a bug, or just a half-formed idea on a sticky note? Send it over. I reply to most messages within a day.
