Senior full-stack developer · Linux
I build software that lives close to the metal and ships to the edge.
Professional web experience since 2018, from database to frontend. I daily-drive NixOS, write Rust and TypeScript, and ship most of what I build in the open — a Wayland compositor, bots on Cloudflare Workers, and a pastebin on R2. The paid Stream control plane is the exception.
Where I've worked
Newest first — the résumé has the detail.
2021 – Present
Independent DeveloperOpen Source
Built and run Codebam Stream, a paid live-streaming control plane on Cloudflare; wrote the Telegram bot framework with 214 forks and 120 npm releases.
Apr. 2021 – Oct. 2021
Frontend Web DeveloperAssetDash
Rebuilt the company site on Next.js, TypeScript and React with a Firebase backend; bounce rate down 15%, user engagement up 20%.
Oct. 2019
Assistant Automation CoordinatorElections Canada
Kept polling-station computer systems online through the 2019 federal election alongside a team of 10+.
Sept. 2019 – Apr. 2020
Development InternAVROD
Built a web store with Django and MySQL as a course placement at the company.
May 2018 – Apr. 2020
IT Student AdvisorTrent University IT
Diagnosed and repaired student and faculty machines at the library front desk across Windows and macOS.
Selected work
Open-source projects and shipped services.
(on codebam.ca)Codebam Stream (on codebam.ca)
Browser-first multistreaming in early access: OBS pushes one signal in over WHIP, your own watch page is the program output, and the same signal leaves again as RTMPS to YouTube, Twitch, X, Kick and Telegram. Cloudflare Workers, Durable Objects, D1 and LiveKit underneath, prepaid hours on top.
(on codebam.ca)Viewport (on codebam.ca)
A Wayland compositor in Rust on Smithay whose entire shell — wallpaper, dock, window frames and titlebars — is a web page, composited zero-copy alongside native clients. Five interchangeable engine backends render that same page: WPE, WebKitGTK, Chromium, CEF and Servo.
(on codebam.ca)Telegram Bot for Cloudflare Workers (on codebam.ca)
A lightweight, type-safe Telegram bot framework for Cloudflare Workers: handlers chain off the incoming Request, middleware runs before them, and one URL registers the webhook. 214 forks and 120 releases on npm.
Read the docs → (opens in a new tab)Source (opens in a new tab)
(on codebam.ca)Tux Robot (on codebam.ca)
The bot that grew out of the framework, rebuilt on grammY: one Cloudflare Worker for the conversation, Cloudflare AI for the answers, Tavily for web search and document retrieval, and a Svelte 5 web app in front of it all. Live at t.me/TuxRobot.
Message the bot → (opens in a new tab)Source (opens in a new tab)
(on codebam.ca)Pastebin R2 (on codebam.ca)
A pastebin on Cloudflare Workers in TypeScript with Hono, storing objects in R2 behind a small REST API — create, update, list, info, delete — with syntax-highlighted and plain-text views, and pastes that expire on their own.
Open pastebin → (opens in a new tab)Source (opens in a new tab)
Latest writing
Notes from whatever I am taking apart.
Secure Boot NixOS UKI Installer
A flake that builds a signed unified kernel image, for rescuing a Steam Deck locked out by Secure Boot.
Podman Quadlets
Quadlets describe a container as a systemd unit, so systemd owns the lifecycle instead of Podman.
NixOS Flakes
What a flake actually is: inputs, outputs, and a NixOS configuration with every dependency pinned.
Cloudflare Workers Telegram Bot
A tour of the rewritten cf-workers-telegram-bot API for running a Telegram bot on Cloudflare Workers.
Auth and Databases in Sveltekit
HTTP Basic Auth with a session cookie in SvelteKit, backed by Cloudflare D1.
Using Ostree for file snapshots
Ostree is not just for Silverblue. Using it as a content-addressed snapshot store for your own files.