I’m a Software Developer focused on Python, backend engineering, process automation, and productivity-oriented applications.

My work is centered on building reliable systems that automate operations, expose clean APIs, and turn complex workflows into maintainable software. I’m especially interested in backend architecture, developer tooling, data processing, and products that solve real operational problems.

• Build backend services and REST APIs with Django and Django REST Framework
• Design automation workflows and ETL pipelines with Python, Apache Airflow, and data tooling
• Develop full-stack applications with Next.js, React, and modern frontend stacks
• Work with infrastructure and supporting services such as Docker, Redis, RabbitMQ, PostgreSQL, and MySQL

A data anonymization library built on Polars for privacy, compliance, and test-data workflows.

It was designed to make sensitive data safer to use in development and analytics environments without adding unnecessary complexity to the pipeline.

A collection of modular DAGs and workflow components for automation and data processing.

Focused on:

• reusable orchestration patterns
• maintainable task design
• production-oriented workflow structure

A practical application focused on file organization, automation, and productivity workflows.

Built to simplify how files are managed and processed, with an emphasis on usability, automation, and clean system design.

• Strong focus on real-world workflow improvement
• Combines backend logic, automation, and product thinking
• Reflects my interest in building useful developer and productivity tools

I publish technical content about Python, automation, and software development at CodeCraft Python.

• Concurrency vs Parallelism in Python: What Really Matters — Apr 14, 2026

• Project Layout in Python: Why the src/ Structure Matters — Apr 7, 2026

• Error Handling Patterns in Python: Clean, Predictable, and Safe — Mar 31, 2026

• Better Logging in Python with Loguru: A Cleaner Alternative to logging — Mar 24, 2026

• pathlib vs os.path: A Modern Way to Handle File Paths — Mar 17, 2026