I see people and code as systems - patterns to be taken apart, understood, and rebuilt sharper. I build fast game engines, lean infrastructure, and automation that does the boring work for me.
My instinct is to find the pattern underneath the surface - whether it is a netcode quirk in a Minecraft brawler, the moving parts of a luxury fleet operation, or the tells in how someone thinks. Reverse engineering is not a trick I do; it is the way I read the world.
That lens shows up in the work: tight state machines, clean infrastructure, and automation built to remove the parts a human should not be doing by hand.
A high-skill, fast-paced Minecraft brawler engine and SDK.
A brawler built for mechanical depth: a clean ability SDK driven by unique per-ability state machines, so combat reads as crisp inputs and predictable, high-ceiling outcomes rather than RNG.
Digital infrastructure behind a $200k luxury fleet.
I own and run 'Fleet Senpai', the digital backbone for a luxury exotic fleet - booking, operations, and the systems that keep a high-value fleet moving without friction.
Image-recognition automation for a Roblox game, with a real UI.
A pyautogui + computer-vision bot that reads the screen and plays on its own, wrapped in an Electron / HTML frontend so configuring and running it feels like a real app, not a script.
A compiler that lets you write Python with curly brackets.
A parser and transpiler that takes brace-delimited Python and emits ordinary, indentation-correct Python - a small language toolchain built to understand how parsers and code generation actually work.
Open to hard engineering problems: game systems, infrastructure, automation, or anything that rewards seeing the pattern first. Send a note and it lands straight in my inbox.