Software Engineering
Pure-software work, the door for customers who already have a hardware product (or no hardware at all) and need an engineer on the keyboard.
The proof here leans on paid engagements: full-stack web on TypeScript / React / Next.js, native and hybrid mobile in Swift and React Native, a Core ML → TensorFlow.js → WASM port for a machine-vision app, and back-end work in Haskell, Kotlin, Python, Go, and Rust. The personal-project archive carries the surrounding tooling story — the site you are on, build pipelines, content models, ops glue.
Sub-disciplines
- Full-stack web — React/TypeScript front-ends, Node / Python / Go / Rust back-ends, Postgres / Mongo / Redis storage, Docker on bare metal or AWS / DigitalOcean.
- Native and hybrid app development — iOS in Swift and Objective-C, Android in Java, hybrid in React Native.
- Machine learning integration — porting Core ML pipelines to TensorFlow.js, shipping Swift-compiled WASM model logic across web and iOS.
Adjacent doors
If your product has a physical component, the hardware-plus-software door is the better fit. If you need a machine built, see machine building.
Paid engagements
Sub-disciplines
Software projects
