About Me
I'm a backend and systems engineer with a passion for performance-critical software, operating systems, and distributed infrastructure.
I have a B.S. and M.S. in Computer Science with a concentration in Artificial Intelligence, and since 2022 I've worked professionally as a software developer—primarily building REST APIs and event-driven backend services.
My long-term focus is on systems programming and distributed systems. I'm currently building AetherOS, a hobby operating system written in C for the x86_64 architecture, where I'm exploring kernel design, memory management, drivers, and bare-metal architecture from the ground up.
I'm also working on a distributed key-value store written in C++, with the goal of understanding replication, consensus algorithms, and consistency models in real-world storage systems.
Outside of low-level systems work, I'm developing Worshiply, a lightweight SaaS platform for small churches. It’s a focused product with an emphasis on simplicity, performance, and user experience.
Technical Interests
- Operating system internals (kernel, memory, interrupts, drivers)
- Distributed systems and eventually consistent architectures
- Systems programming in C, C++, Rust, and Go
- Low-latency event pipelines and service orchestration
- Embedded systems, hardware interfaces, and IoT
What I'm Working On
Right now I’m focused on:
- Writing dev notes and blog posts about building AetherOS from scratch
- Designing the architecture for my distributed key-value store
- Refining the Worshiply MVP with a clean, maintainable backend
Contact
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