I'm a software engineer aspiring to make a mark in the world of internet builders. My focus is on building things that solve real problems — whether working collaboratively or independently, and with a fondness for code that reads well.
Building a framework for testing & monitoring AI applications — and Bifrost, the fastest AI gateway. Driven by a personal weakness for the unreasonable parts of LLMs.
Driven by a personal passion for AI and LLMs in general, I joined Maxim AI as a founding team member. In this role, I actively contributed to the establishment of a framework designed for testing and monitoring AI applications, and Bifrost (https://getbifrost.ai/) — the fastest AI gateway.
While serving as a Frontend Engineer at Socialwell, I proactively enhanced my skills, pushing myself to delve into full-stack engineering. My keen interest led me to explore the intricacies of the entire system, gaining insights into its end-to-end functionality.
To achieve this objective, I immersed myself in learning backend technologies like APIs, GraphQL, Protocols, Databases, and Status. Following a dedicated period of learning and practical application, I was honored with a promotion to the position of a full-stack engineer.
At Socialwell, I refined my collaborative skills within dynamic team environments and embraced the intricacies of remote work culture. This experience not only granted me the ability to seamlessly work from my home but also introduced a welcomed flexibility into my professional routine.
As the entire team operated remotely, I proactively acquired essential skills and knowledge to align with this collaborative approach. This involved gaining proficiency in tools such as Git/GitHub for version control and embracing project management methodologies like sprints and scrums.
I started my career here and took my first step into the software engineering world. During the same time period, alongside my full-time job, I was upscaling myself from basic technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to more advanced techs like React, NextJS, NodeJS, etc.
If any of this resonates — or if you'd like to talk about the strange, unfinished internet — you can find me here.