Projects
Things I've built, shipped, and maintained. Not side projects — systems that went into production and stayed there.
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Not side projects. Things that went into production, served real users, and taught me what I couldn’t learn from books.
RouteHub #
Link management and redirect intelligence platform. SaaS, built from scratch. RouteHub handles short links, deep link routing, analytics, and campaign tracking — with an emphasis on correctness and privacy.
Built with Go on the backend, deployed on distributed infrastructure. The kind of project that starts as “a simple redirect service” and becomes a lesson in system design, edge cases, and what it means to own something end-to-end.
Blacked #
Privacy-focused content moderation tool. The premise: people should have control over what they see, not just what they post. Blacked gives users the ability to define and enforce their own content rules.
Built with .NET and Blazor. The challenge wasn’t the algorithm — it was the UX. Moderation tools are only useful if they’re fast enough to not get in the way.
SaaS Exam Platform #
Assessment software for educational institutions. Adopted by 15+ universities and training organizations. Handles thousands of concurrent users during exam windows, supports multiple question types, and integrates with institutional auth systems.
Built with ASP.NET Core and Razor Pages. The hardest part wasn’t the features — it was building something that faculty could actually trust under pressure.
International Voting System #
Election software for a large international organization. Deployed for an organization with members across multiple countries. Correctness, auditability, and zero downtime weren’t stretch goals — they were the baseline.
Built with .NET. Working on this taught me more about requirements gathering and stakeholder trust than any technical problem ever has.
Other Work #
Most of my professional work is in SaaS infrastructure, internal tooling, and enterprise .NET systems. Not everything is open or public — but the patterns and lessons show up in Engineering.