I've spent 7+ years building production software — most of that on enterprise .NET and Angular platforms (ERP, aviation logistics, manufacturing process apps), and the last year on AI-integrated Chrome extensions and SaaS products at Liftoff Company Inc. Two eras, same habits: ship it, keep it maintainable, make the impact measurable.

I started at Lear Corporation as an intern, building internal apps for automotive manufacturing. Since then I've shipped software for airlines via Sense Software Solutions in Singapore, modernized legacy systems at OSL International, delivered to deadline at Yondu, led full-stack work at Nowcom Global Services, and now build AI-powered Chrome extensions and SaaS tools at Liftoff Company Inc.

Remote has been the default for me for a while — I've collaborated across PH/SG/US time zones, done code reviews with teams I've never met in person, and learned to rely on written handoffs. If you work async, I'll fit right in.

> what i care about

• ›boring technology. Shipped trumps clever. Whether it's .NET and SQL Server or React and Supabase, I pick the stack that's calm under load and unsurprising to operate.
• ›readable code. Other humans (including future me) have to maintain this. Naming, small functions, and honest comments beat cleverness every time.
• ›measurable impact. I like making things faster, safer, and more obvious. "This query is 8× faster now" is more satisfying than any new feature.
• ›collaborative async. Clear PRs, short Looms, well-written docs. I optimize for teams that can ship without everyone being online at the same time.

> outside of code

Based in Cebu City, Philippines. Coffee, reading, and keeping ./now up to date with whatever I'm currently building or breaking.