I design and run the backend that keeps freight moving at scale — from a fiscal-document pipeline holding a >99% generation SLA to the route-optimization core of a logistics platform. Mechatronics and firmware roots; comfortable from the silicon to the distributed system.
Tech Lead at Uello, a logistics startup, where I own the backend and QA tracks. I pair strategic leadership with hands-on engineering, and I optimize for systems that stay up, stay observable, and stay easy to ship to.
Led a full refactor of the financial and fiscal flow to a document-generation SLA above 99%, with observability and monitoring built in via NewRelic.
Own the route-optimization system at the core of the platform — infrastructure, service stability, and the developer experience around it.
Build internal tooling that streamlines deployment and observability, and fold quality into CI/CD so teams move fast without breaking production.
A path from firmware and embedded electronics to leading backend systems in logistics — each stop a waypoint.
Lead the QA team with a focus on automation and process improvement. Built tooling to accelerate regression testing and integrated quality directly into CI/CD pipelines.
Technical leadership of the backend team — process optimization and system architecture. Led the complete refactor of the company's financial and fiscal flow to a document-generation SLA above 99%, and took ownership of the route-optimization system at the core of the product: infrastructure, service stability, and developer experience.
Worked on core backend services across finance, fiscal, and logistics flows. Built scalable APIs and microservices, and helped roll out cloud-native practices and container orchestration.
Co-founded a startup doing hyper-targeted marketing over hotspot networks. Led engineering end to end — hardware to frontend — owning DevOps, system design, and delivery.
Developed industrial vehicle safety systems and vibration sensors, writing firmware and designing custom electronics for embedded systems.
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