Backend engineer focused on building small, practical tools that people actually end up using. I spend most of my time in Go, occasionally reaching for Python or shell when it makes sense.
- Go — primary language, most projects live here
- Python — scripting, quick data wrangling
- Shell — glue code, automation pipelines
- Docker / Linux — daily environment
Mostly CLI tools and small backend services around DevOps and automation. Nothing flashy — just things that solve a specific problem and stay out of the way.
A few things I've been tinkering with lately:
- A lightweight job runner for scheduled shell tasks
- Some tooling around log parsing and alerting
Digging deeper into Go's concurrency model and experimenting with some infrastructure-as-code patterns.
If you're working on something in the CLI/automation space and want to swap ideas, feel free to open an issue or reach out.