Technical Founder & Software Engineer building products from zero to revenue
Stuck build, shrinking runway, nobody senior owning it? That's usually when I get the call. I make the CTO decisions and still write the code myself. 14 years across the stack: TypeScript, Go, Three.js, AWS/SST, AI agents in production. And I care a lot about code that still makes sense in six months.
AI Operations Layer
I build agents for the processes you'd rather never touch again. They read real context from your systems and trigger real actions, while your team keeps the calls that matter. Chatbots are someone else's business.
Learn more→Tech Turnaround
You inherited a codebase nobody wants to touch, or the team walked out mid-sprint. I come in, figure out what's salvageable, stop the worst bleeding, and rebuild the rest. After 14 years you develop a nose for where things actually break.
Start a triage→Technical Leadership
Retainer work for teams that want a senior voice in the room without hiring another CTO. Architecture calls, code review, AI strategy. I'll still open a PR when writing the code is the fastest way to answer the question.
Book a retainer→14 Years Across the Stack
Started coding at 12. Since then: WebXR experiments, Laravel backends carrying too much history, serverless SaaS, internal tooling, infra I've had to wake up to at 3am. Shipped at every layer of the stack. IHK-certified Fachinformatiker, if that matters to you.
Startup CTO — Built & Shipped
Several products from zero to real users. A few that nobody ended up using. Both teach you things, mostly which corners are safe to cut and how to keep shipping while the spec is still moving.
Cloud Native — Serverless & Containerized
Serverless-first on AWS: SST, Lambda, DynamoDB, EventBridge. Containers when they're genuinely the better tool. TypeScript and Go for most of what I write, Elixir when the problem fits. Infrastructure lives in code, not in someone's head.
AI & Agent Systems in Production
I'm past the demo stage. Agents run in my own business every day: lead gen, code review, the boring parts of operations. Custom tools wired into real APIs, guardrails that catch problems before they reach prod. If one dies, the monitoring tells me within the hour.
Got a system that needs to actually work?
Rescue job, greenfield AI build, or fractional CTO engagement. I read every message and reply inside a day.