Backend engineer. Desktop apps, services, and tooling.

Mostly backend and desktop software — file converters, launchers, and tooling that has to actually run on someone's machine. I care about the parts users never see: correctness, startup time, not leaking memory.

hammer — an HTTP load generator in C++20. No libcurl, no boost, no HTTP library: the socket handling, the protocol parsing, and the statistics are all mine. It's built around measuring tail latency correctly, which most load generators get wrong — a closed loop never issues the requests that would have hit a stall, so the samples that mattered never make it into the histogram. Still under construction, and deliberately the hardest thing I've taken on so far.

Vesper Launcher — desktop Minecraft launcher in C#.

Vesper Convertor — file conversion for the Vesper ecosystem.

Backend is where I'm strongest — services, file formats, and anything that has to stay correct under load. Frontend is my weak spot. I'm working on it.

I am currently working on Vesper Downloader , it is close-sourced , but I felt like I should add it here. Feel free to check it out.