TECHNICAL EXPERTISE & STACK
A comprehensive overview of the technologies, tools, and strategic proficiencies I use to engineer world-class digital solutions.
Frontend Development
Building responsive, highly interactive, and accessible user interfaces with modern frameworks.
Next.js
React.js
TypeScript
JavaScript
Tailwind CSS
Gatsby
HTML
CSS
Backend Development
Designing scalable backend integrations, robust system architectures, and secure client solutions.
PostgreSQL
Python
React Native
SendGrid
Supabase
Development Workflow
Leveraging cutting-edge command-line utilities and version control for seamless deployments.
Git
GitHub
Vercel
Netlify
Heroku
VS Code
Digital Consulting & Design
Delivering professional brand identity, UI/UX consulting, and custom promotional asset creation.
Figma
WordPress
UI/UX Design
Brand IdentityTechnical Rationale
The Thinking Behind the Stack
Every tool below was chosen to solve a specific problem, shaped by a background in digital forensics as much as in software engineering.
Next.js, for the whole system
Frontend and API routes living in one codebase means fewer moving parts and fewer places for something to quietly break between the two. For a platform with four distinct user roles, customer, driver, vendor, admin, that reduction in surface area matters more than it sounds like it should.
TypeScript, as a discipline
A decade in digital forensics teaches you that most serious incidents started as small, avoidable ones. Catching a type mismatch at compile time instead of in production is the same instinct applied to code cheaper to fix, and it never reaches a user.
PostgreSQL over anything schemaless
When payment status, job assignment, and live location are all tied together, I want the database itself enforcing those relationships, not trusting the application layer to get every join and constraint right, every single time, under load.
Security built in, not bolted on
GDPR-compliant design and vulnerability assessment aren't a final checklist item. They shape decisions from the first schema draft who can query what, what gets logged, what gets encrypted at rest. Slower up front, considerably less painful later.
Disciplined version control
Every feature branch, every commit message, every pull request exists so that when something breaks at 2am, there's a clear trail back to exactly what changed and why the same evidentiary mindset forensics work demands, just applied before the incident instead of after it.
Vercel for deploys without drama
Preview deployments on every branch mean a client or stakeholder can see a real, working version of a feature before it touches production, no guessing from a description, no surprises on launch day.