Hey there!

I began my software development journey at 16, writing my first program in Turbo Pascal. At the time, I didn’t even have a computer, so I wrote code on paper—mentally compiling and debugging it myself. That constraint shaped a habit I still keep today: thinking carefully about code and reviewing it thoroughly.

I’m a self-taught developer with over 15 years of professional experience. Along the way, I’ve worked with a wide range of technologies and languages, but my focus has consistently been on web development and building well-structured systems.

I contribute actively to the open-source ecosystem, particularly around Symfony, where I’m part of the core team. Open source has played a significant role in my growth, and contributing back is something I take seriously.

Today, I lead OpenSolid, a collection of libraries designed to help developers build robust web applications. It reflects both my technical interests and my commitment to sharing practical tools with the community.

I’m particularly interested in improving how systems are designed, sharing knowledge, and contributing to projects that have a lasting impact.