I’m a Senior Software Engineer and AI Developer passionate about building intelligent, scalable, and production-ready systems. With strong experience in Python, data engineering, Agentic AI, MCP, A2A, RAG, and modern web technologies, I focus on turning complex problems into simple, reliable solutions. I leverage AI-driven development, multi-agent workflows, and automation to build faster, smarter, and more efficient products.
I’m a Senior Software Engineer and AI Developer passionate about building intelligent, scalable, and production-ready systems. With strong experience in Python, data engineering, Agentic AI, MCP, A2A, RAG, and modern web technologies, I focus on turning complex problems into simple, reliable solutions. I leverage AI-driven development, multi-agent workflows, and automation to build faster, smarter, and more efficient products.
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Seven credentials, but three reasons. Each one was taken because a project needed it — not to lengthen a list.
Veyra needed a provider layer that spoke a protocol rather than a vendor, and an understanding of how agents actually negotiate context. So I went and learned the protocols properly — Model Context Protocol first, then the wider agent-to-agent landscape — before writing the part of Veyra that depends on them.
Every product I have shipped alone needed someone to decide what it should feel like, and that someone was me. Google's UX certificate track taught the parts I had been improvising: research that answers a real question, wireframes that are cheap to throw away, and the discipline to define the problem before reaching for a component library.
Google · Coursera
Joining Arbisoft meant working inside sprints, ceremonies and code review rather than around them. This is the groundwork for that — the vocabulary and the habits that let a team move without stepping on each other.
LinkedIn Learning
Every credential with a Verify link opens the issuer’s own verification page.
Not everything I have touched — the tools I would be comfortable being handed a hard problem in tomorrow morning.
Python and TypeScript are where I do most of the thinking; the rest are languages I have shipped real work in rather than read about.
React and Next.js as the default, with the App Router treated as an architecture rather than a routing detail. Motion is used to explain state, not to decorate it.
The Arbisoft half of my week: Scrapy and Selenium pipelines feeding ETL that has to survive sites which change without warning, and APIs that stay boring on purpose.
Everything Veyra forced me to learn properly — running models locally, retrieval that is fast enough to sit inside a conversation, and the protocols agents use to talk to tools.
Flutter down to the canvas, React Native for product work, and Electron once a product needed to sit above every other window on the machine.
Relational where the shape is known, document where it is not, and vector where the query is a meaning rather than a value.
Google-certified in the parts I used to improvise: research, wireframing, and defining the problem before opening a design file.
Learned at Arbisoft rather than from a book — sprints, review, and the design patterns a team needs in order to disagree productively.
Smaller things, built to learn something specific. All source is public.
If you have a project in mind, want to inquire about freelancing, or just want to chat about engineering and design, drop me a message.
