I build backend systems, infrastructure, and native apps.
I’ve spent the last 15 years building software — most of it backend: e-commerce platforms,
school infrastructure, integrations that had to survive peak traffic. Currently independent,
building and running my own products.
Based in Bulgaria, working remotely across the EU timezone.
A document approval service for teams that draft documents with AI agents. Software
submits documents over an API; people review them, comment on exact passages, and decide.
Every version is immutable and every decision is recorded in a tamper-evident audit log.
A children’s storytelling app for iPhone and iPad. Stories are written on the
device with Apple’s on-device language model — no accounts, no data collection,
and it works offline.
A Mac app for asking questions across your own documents. Ingestion, search, and answers
all run locally on Apple Silicon — nothing is uploaded, no accounts, no cloud.
An iPhone app that makes screen time something you earn: distracting apps unlock only
after real-world habits — walking, meditating, studying — are verified through device
motion. All state stays on the device.
An iPad app for mapping discussion in classrooms, coaching, and meetings. Tap who is
speaking and watch turn-taking and timing build up in real time, with session exports
and replayable participation insights.
A fully local retrieval-augmented generation pipeline: ingestion, embeddings, a Qdrant vector store, retrieval, and answer generation with Ollama — no external API calls.
A multi-stream AirPlay receiver and recorder for macOS: implements the AirPlay protocol to monitor multiple screens at once, with adaptive grid view, MP4 recording, and PIN protection. GPL-licensed.
Swift · macOS · AirPlay protocol · AVFoundationGitHub
I’m a software engineer from Colombia, based in Bulgaria. Over the last 15 years
I’ve worked as a test designer, IT director, systems manager, and senior backend
engineer — in e-commerce, education, and enterprise software, in Colombia, China, and Spain.
These days I build my own products: EQMO, an approval service for document workflows, and
a few iOS and Mac apps. The recent apps happen to use on-device machine learning, but the
engineering problems are mostly ordinary ones — data modeling, sync, error handling, and
shipping to the App Store.
I’m ISC² certified in cybersecurity, so threat modeling and
secure design are part of how I build, not an afterthought.
2012Building software since
ISC²Certified in cybersecurity
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Open to senior engineering roles, consulting, and contract work — remote or hybrid in the EU
timezone. If you have a backend that needs building, fixing, or keeping alive, that’s
my kind of work.