Some people see a broken system and walk past it. Some file a complaint. Some wait for someone else to fix it. I open a terminal.

I build payment infrastructure in Rust. Connectors that handle real money, OAuth flows with eIDAS signatures for SEPA bank debit, automation that brings regression from days to hours. Also worked on hyperswitch-prism -- a Rust-based payment simulator for testing connectors in sandbox. Open-source by night.

My projects say more about me than I ever could. Go look at them .

I have strong opinions about dotfiles. This is not a normal thing to have strong opinions about, and yet here we are -- Omaforge is proof that I've spent more time configuring my tools than most people spend using them.

I write Rust because it argues with me, and I respect that. TypeScript because the world runs on JavaScript and someone has to make it bearable. I'm eyeing Go and Zig -- the kind of curiosity that usually ends with a new side project at midnight.

Privacy and security are not features I add at the end. They are the first questions I ask.