About Me

Stefan, here, an adaptable developer seeking constant evolution. I'm lightly obsessed with how things work, and I'm excited to understand more about our new digital landscape every day. I've gone from low-code to high-code to agentic assistanceand I'm loving every step on the path. I've delved into learning and teaching my team to use Prisma ODM whilst we created a New Orleans visiting and itinerary application, I also added a "suggestion" feature that shows the user random excursions based on their chosen interests, and I'm currently delving intoClaude, creating custom skills and global features that help me learn and question everything efficiently.

Each of these experiences came from a desire to understand and create the digital bits and pieces that make up the blood of the information age and beyond. With everything stacking on to and multiplying what we knew, it's invigorating to see the future come alive while adding my own spin and version of it, poco a poco.

What sets me apart is my ability to meet people where they are. I know it isn't mentioned much in a typical CV, but I feel my experiences acting and performing music all over the world and doing all kinds of other work for all kinds of people has given me a strong sense of confidence and the ability to navigate public speaking and peer mediation with relative ease. All too often, I see incredible devs that can build incredible things, but can't explain them to people that couldn't build it on their own. I endeavor to be the kind of engineer that will explain what anything does to anyone, and one that can take in most sorts of explanation and turn them into working systems built to specs.

Through this website, I mean to show you my insights, experiences, and creations. Whether you're a developer seeking like-minded innovators, a company in need of another set of fingers, or simply someone who's eyes sparkle at the notion of learning how a drone works, there's something here for the me in you.

Join me on this journey of bytes and narratives, as I share with you who I am and what I do, remembering to have fun along the way.

Thanks for coming, make yourself at home! I hope you enjoy your stay, but watch out for that hole in the homepage.