I’m a software engineer and entrepreneur based in San Francisco, California. I'm currently leading the engineering team at Orama, which I co-founded in 2023 with Issac Roth (CEO) and Angela Angelini (CDO).

For over a decade, I've worked with startups and large companies in both product development and consultancy roles, gleaning insights from both worlds.

In 2022, I authored "Real-World Next.js," published by Packt Publishing. You can find it on Amazon. The book draws inspiration from my work on Paramount's platform team, where I designed and implemented a high-performance, multitenant Node.js application server. This server powered over 250 streaming websites from a single, medium EC2 instance, handling up to 14,000 requests per second, with Next.js serving the front-end.

As a Staff Software Engineer at Nearform, I designed and built Orama - an incredibly fast and portable full-text and vector search engine. It's written entirely in TypeScript without any external dependencies.

In 2023, I founded a company based on Orama. Today, it powers millions of monthly search requests on major websites including nodejs.org and docs.deno.com, among others.

Over the past few years, I've spoken at approximately a hundred international conferences and meetups, covering topics such as software architecture, computer science, and more.