Your infrastructurebecomes an advantage,not a brake.
I help fast-growing companies design, build and hold their platform, from cloud architecture to a shipped product. End to end, or just the step that is blocking.
Technical teams that can no longer afford mistakes.
The moment the improvised early infrastructure becomes a risk. That is where I am most useful.
The product works, traffic is climbing, and the early infra no longer keeps up. You need to scale without rewriting everything.
ScalingA platform that must stay up, deploy without stress, and stay profitable as it grows.
Reliability & costA CTO or lead who wants a solid outside read before committing to a rebuild, a migration or a budget.
Audit & trade-offsA clear scope but no engineering team to carry it. I design and ship the product, from the first line to production.
End-to-end buildFrom architecture to a shipped product.
Take the whole thing, or just the step that is blocking. Either way, I do the work.
AWS architecture, bill reduction, reliable releases, scaling without breaking what runs.
A complete SaaS: scoping, architecture, development, launch. One person accountable for the result, not a chain of vendors.
Infrastructure you do not control costs you three times: money, speed, confidence.
Oversized resources, forgotten environments, peripheral costs nobody watches. Half the spend is often pure waste.
Without a reproducible pipeline or a rollback, shipping becomes an event people dread. The team slows itself down, and the product with it.
No metrics, no alerts, no tested backup. You find out from an unhappy customer, at the worst possible moment.
Understand, measure, fix, hand over.
No three-quarter rebuild announcement. We move in short steps, each delivering a measurable result, and your teams keep the controls at the end.
Two weeks to map what exists: architecture, costs, risks. You leave with a quantified picture, readable by engineers and executives alike.
A path prioritised by impact and effort. What we do first, what we knowingly defer, and why. Every step has an expected result.
I get my hands in it, with your team. Not recommendations for someone else to apply: work shipped to production, reviewed and measured.
Documentation, guardrails, training. The goal is that you no longer need me on the same subject.
I build my own products. I live the same constraints you do.
I don’t sell slides. I run Stralya, where my team keeps scale-ups’ AWS infrastructure running, and I’m building Klickbee, our own product. Every recommendation I make, I apply at home first.
I built, scaled and then sold my own business before advising anyone else.
Bill halved, incident-free deploys, measured recovery time. Numbers, not impressions.
I take on few engagements at a time, and I always aim for my own exit rather than dependency.
What I have learned, written down.
From empty repo to a live product in a day: the plan, the shortcuts, and what breaks when you go too fast.
→Mega-prompts, no CLAUDE.md, no tests, no commits: the traps that turn the agent into a liability.
→A clean end-to-end pipeline: stages, cache, artifacts, environments and automatic deployment.
→Zero infra, per-PR previews, global edge: what Vercel saves you — and the day you must leave it.
→Amplify, EC2, ECS, or serverless: the four paths to host a SaaS on AWS, and how to choose.
→Leaked secrets, unprotected API routes, IDOR, XSS: the holes I find on almost every app.
→Your own GitLab on a server: Docker, backups, CI runners, and the sizing to plan for.
→LCP, CLS, INP: the concrete levers — images, fonts, server components — for an app that flies.
→A first thirty-minute conversation, no strings.
Tell me your situation. If I can help, I tell you how. If it is not my field, I tell you that too.