Software engineer with a deep interest in systems and infrastructure. I currently work at WarpStream (part of Confluent), helping build a diskless, Kafka-compatible streaming platform on object storage.
My aim is to build systems that solve meaningful problems and make people’s lives easier.
I built Symphony, an open source runtime designed to make it easy for developers to build collaborative web applications. Symphony handles the complexities of implementing collaboration, including conflict resolution and real-time infrastructure, freeing developers to focus on creating unique and engaging features for their applications.
Aside from programming, I love to write and share my thoughts on a variety of topics from software engineering, personal growth, to reviews of great books I've read. Currently, I'm reading Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky, my first foray into Russian literature.
I also occasionally write poetry when I'm in a particular reflective mood.
Alongside that, I'm a keen cyclist and traveller. I've cycled over 1000 miles across Europe...
My trusty steed as I pass through Düsseldorf, Germany, on my way to Paris, France.
and visited over 30 countries.
I spent one night camping in the Jordanian desert. I lived in Jordan for 3 months to study Arabic.