About

I like building the parts of software that make products dependable.

My work tends to sit between backend systems, data-heavy workflows, and interfaces that make technical complexity easier to use.

I am Chris, a developer focused on full-stack engineering with a backend and data systems tilt. I enjoy projects where the product depends on good architecture: clear APIs, thoughtful data modeling, reliable deployment, and interfaces that help people move faster.

I have worked on graph-backed prompt tooling, internal workflow software, ML/data analysis over large records, reinforcement learning agents, research automation, and deployed web applications for real communities.

Teaching and tutoring are also part of how I think. Explaining a concept forces me to make the structure visible, and that carries into how I write documentation, design APIs, and communicate project tradeoffs.

Away from code, I like interests that reward patience and pattern recognition: chess, football, and violin. They keep showing up in the way I approach engineering: practice the fundamentals, read the position, and keep tempo.

Technical interests

Where I keep going deeper

Languages

PythonJavaCSQLTypeScriptJavaScript

Frontend

ReactNext.jsTailwind CSSResponsive UIAccessibility basics

Backend

FastAPIDjangoGraphQLREST APIsPostgreSQLSupabaseNeo4j

ML/data

pandasNumPyscikit-learnPyTorchJupyterFairness analysis

Tools

GitUnixDeploymentTechnical writingResearch workflows

Path

A practical engineering arc

Now

Backend-heavy product systems

Building graph-backed workflows, API layers, and data-rich full-stack interfaces.

2025

Operational tools and ML pipelines

Worked across internal APIs, PostgreSQL workflows, large records, and fairness-oriented model analysis.

2024

Research automation and AI agents

Used Python automation and reinforcement learning experiments to support analysis and learning systems.

2023

Real-user full-stack deployment

Shipped a Django marketplace for a school community and learned from real user feedback.