1 Promotional bio

I began my career as a software engineer, working with startups that recognized my talent. This allowed me to cover the whole stack and learn more things in-depth than the average engineer. After more than half a decade with startups, I decided to abandon freelancing for a more serious consulting approach, which meant working almost exclusively with enterprises. Since then, I have secured dozens of contracts with companies you would find on the Fortune 500.

I educate, lead, and contribute to teams and companies on topics I’m knowledgeable about. For the things I don’t know enough about, or just don’t have enough time to help with, I redirect my clients to someone in the network of trusted experts I have built around my consulting business.

During my career, I have covered all things software, ventured into hardware and sales, worked in many domains (from telcos to manufacturing), and helped both startups and large companies secure their positions on the market through sane and calculated tech decisions.

2 Real bio

My primary motivatior and dedication in life is to make everyone around me progress and succeed. Progress and success can mean many things to many people;

This is only sustainably achivable thorugh building stable comunities, through education and good set of moral values. If you are curios about the topic and want to contribute, or just learn more with no strings attached, please reach out to me. If not, please do look up Effective altruism and consider it, if you haven’t already.

3 Inspiration

What UNIX labs was, is to me, and to many others, a wet dream. Every time I make a C module I wonder if The Fathers of C (Thompson, Ritchie, And Kernighan) would approve it. I love the work of Bret Victor - go check it out, can’t say much more. Evi Nemeth’s book is on my table every day, fair winds and following seas.