Full-stack TypeScript engineer
Full-stack TypeScript engineer who owns product work end to end.
I build TypeScript-heavy web products across React/Next.js interfaces, Node.js APIs, PostgreSQL data models, auth, integrations, internal tools, automation, and deployment.
Focus
TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js
0-present
Professional full-stack engineering experience since 2024, supported by earlier business-rules configuration and team-operations experience that sharpened my understanding of real internal workflows.
End-to-end slices
I can own scoped systems across the product and technical layers, especially where data, workflows, permissions, and maintainability need to line up.
Systems, not just screens
My strongest work is in practical product systems: operational dashboards, backoffice workflows, database-backed tools, automation flows, and platform foundations.
Best fit
I am most relevant for teams building web products, internal platforms, dashboards, CMS/backoffice workflows, or automation-heavy operational systems.
Selected work
Systems that show product ownership, architecture, and delivery.
A focused set of projects selected for hiring signal rather than decoration.
Portfolio Platform
Public recruiter-facing portfolio backed by authenticated CMS/backoffice workflows.
A TypeScript portfolio platform designed as both a public hiring surface and a database-backed content system.
Snow HQ
Private multi-tenant CRM implementation proof with auth, RBAC-aware modeling, dashboards, and reporting/invoicing-oriented workflows.
A private CRM-style product build focused on tenant-aware data modeling, role-aware access, dashboards, and operational workflows.
Confidential AI Operator Console
Confidential multimodal AI systems POC
Local-first AI systems proof of concept focused on multimodal cue processing, avatar interaction, scoped memory, model-provider orchestration, guardrails, redacted traces, and operator-grade debugging.
ClipWhisperer
Private queue-driven video automation platform for orchestration, processing, storage, and delivery workflows.
A private TypeScript/Node.js platform build for automating short-form video generation workflows through queues, workers, storage, and processing services.
Experience
Experience
Hands-on engineering with product, platform, and operations context.
Technical Lead - The Atheist Line
2025-present · volunteer / part-time
Volunteer/part-time technical lead and primary hands-on engineer for public-facing and internal systems. I shape technical direction and implementation planning across content workflows, tooling, integrations, analytics foundations, CI/CD, and production readiness.
Full Stack Engineer - Abra Technologies
2024-2025
Built reusable React/TypeScript components and component-library foundations for an internal government data platform, with Storybook documentation, component-level testing, and contributions to early frontend architecture decisions.
Business Rules Configuration Specialist - Menora Mivtachim
2023-2024
Translated insurance product requirements into configured business rules for policy-related workflows, with a focus on correctness and consistency across product configurations.
Technical strengths
Technical strengths
A TypeScript-heavy stack with practical product/platform judgment.
Full-stack TypeScript
I use TypeScript across the product surface so frontend, backend, API contracts, and data workflows stay easier to reason about. I am strongest in TypeScript-heavy systems where type safety, maintainability, and clear boundaries matter.
Frontend product systems
I build frontend surfaces that support real operational workflows: dashboards, data views, forms, role-aware screens, component libraries, and UI states that need to remain understandable as the product grows.
Backend, data, and auth
I can design and implement backend workflows around clear data models, typed API boundaries, authentication, permissions, integrations, and operational reliability. My focus is practical product backends rather than over-engineered infrastructure.
Internal tools and backoffice workflows
I am especially strong in systems that help teams operate: content workflows, backoffice screens, CRM-like data flows, reporting/invoicing-oriented workflows, admin tools, and automation that reduces manual coordination.
Proof locker
Proof and review paths
Fast ways to evaluate my work.
Resume + PDF
Full experience, skills, education, and selected projects. Open the resume page to generate the current PDF.
Open resumePortfolio Platform
This site as proof: public portfolio, authenticated CMS/backoffice, content APIs, structured resume/project data, and recruiter-facing flows.
View platform proofSnow HQ
Private CRM proof: tenant-aware data, RBAC-aware modeling, dashboards, reporting, and invoicing-oriented workflows.
View CRM case studyClipWhisperer
Backend/platform proof: queue-driven automation, workers, media processing, storage, orchestration, and delivery boundaries.
View architectureCommon questions
Common recruiter questions
Clear answers for role fit.
Can you own work end to end?
Yes. My strongest lane is full-stack ownership across frontend, backend, data modeling, integrations, deployment, and operational workflows.
What level of role fits?
I am targeting full-stack engineer roles where I can own scoped features end to end. My professional software-engineering experience began in 2024; I do not claim a senior title, and I let the work demonstrate breadth and ownership.
Where do you fit best?
Teams building TypeScript-heavy products, dashboards, internal tools, integrations, CMS/backoffice workflows, or product-platform systems that need someone comfortable across the stack.
What should I review first?
Start with Snow HQ for full-stack product execution, ClipWhisperer for backend/platform architecture, the Portfolio Platform for CMS/backoffice ownership, and the resume for work history.
What makes you different from another TypeScript developer?
I am not only focused on screens or isolated tickets. I care about the system: product flow, data model, API boundaries, operational workflow, maintainability, and how the thing gets shipped.
How should a recruiter contact you?
LinkedIn or email are best. Send the role, stack, team context, and what kind of ownership the position requires.
Contact
Recruiters and hiring teams
Contact me for full-stack TypeScript, product/platform, internal-tools, and systems-focused roles.
Send the role description, stack, product area, ownership expectations, and location/remote expectations. The best match is a team building TypeScript-heavy products, dashboards, CRM/CMS workflows, internal tools, automation, or product-platform systems.