At Ford Motor Company, my work sits in the practical middle of full-stack delivery: frontend systems, backend APIs, CI/CD, and the day-to-day judgment required to move enterprise software through real constraints. The useful story is not a secret system or a dramatic metric. ...more

K-Drama Fan Club is a consumer social app project for fans who want a place to react, discuss, and keep the feeling of a show alive after the finale. The project started as a product hypothesis, not just an app idea. ...more

AI has become part of how I build, but not because I want to outsource judgment. I use AI tools to compress the distance between idea, implementation, and iteration. ...more

Side projects are useful because they force full-stack ownership. There is no separate platform team, no handoff ceremony, and no one else to blame when DNS, deployment, storage, auth, or monitoring gets fuzzy. ...more

When I say product engineer, I do not mean "frontend engineer with taste" or "developer who attends product meetings." I mean an engineer who is useful before the ticket is fully shaped and after the first version ships. ...more

A side project is not automatically impressive. Plenty of them are abandoned, overbuilt, or shaped around the builder's taste instead of a user's need. ...more

AI can make software development feel dramatically faster. It can also create a lot of polished work that nobody has really understood. ...more