Gorgias is a customer-support platform that thousands of ecommerce brands run their business on. I work on the helpdesk itself — the surface hundreds of thousands of users work in every day. It's where I've learned the most about operating at scale, and where I get to see frontier AI for the ecommerce world built from the inside, while applying modern AI efficiently and responsibly in my own work.

My own agency and my own platform for building software: how I work with clients, and where I try things out on my own terms. The client work has taken me through stock markets, crypto, care platforms, and fitness; building for myself has taken me into open source (atomicsolutions.dev).

I worked on meeting and event scheduling software, where the hard parts were international calendar standards and reliable integrations with a long list of mailing platforms. It was also my first time running a team of my own — one backend developer, one frontend developer, and one QA engineer.

I joined as the first freelancer and second frontend developer, just after a €5M seed round, and spent three years helping build what became a fintech analysis tool for CFOs. I was a core part of the team that landed the €10M Series A. It was my first chance to see a product go all the way from prototype to production-grade application.

The first proper startup I joined, and the first time I owned a slice of development end to end: the mobile app for PAYUCA's smart-parking product. It was also my first time writing code whose effects play out right in front of you in the physical world — Bluetooth hardware and payment handling.

My first full-time job, in IT and in general. I started out maintaining internal websites and soon graduated to building React and Angular apps, under mentorship I still measure myself against. The people I met here helped lay foundations in my career that have proven invaluable.