I turn ideas into things people can use.
I build software that becomes businesses, and hardware that makes it physical — apps, APIs, automation, PCBs and wearables, shipped from a bedroom home lab.
Apps, APIs, automation.
Fullstack web apps, microservices, integrations and the automation that ties them together.
I like the part where an idea stops being a document and becomes something you can click — and then something that earns.
Then I make it physical.
PCBs, microcontrollers, sensors, 3D printed enclosures, home automation and wearables.
Software is good. Software wired to something sitting on your desk is better.
Leumas is the proof.
Leumas Technologies is my LLC — and the platform I built to run all of it: a public hub, one API, an admin that programs and prices everything.
It is the portfolio piece that is also the business.
Since I was thirteen.
I have been solving Rubik’s cubes since I was thirteen — 3x3 up through 5x5, pyraminx, megaminx, and the ghost cube that everybody puts back in the drawer.
And yes: I could probably teach you.
Torterra and Darkrai.
Those two specifically, and I will not be talked out of either.
I have a ton of the cards. And I have played Pokémon Platinum at least forty times.
The cringey one.
I used to have a Beyblade channel. I deleted it.
I thought Beyblades were unbelievably cool. I still do.
Track, cross country, and staying in shape.
I ran both, and I still keep in shape.
I am also very, very skinny.
- 5′8″Height
- 115 lbWeight
It all runs from this room.
Walk around it.
Everything above is in there — the desk it was built on, the rack it runs on, the shelf it procrastinated on.
W A S D to move · mouse to look · E to open what you find · Esc releases the mouse, Esc again brings you back here.