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Software developer with a security mindset and a taste for building things that work.

I build backend systems, harden infrastructure, and break web apps to understand how they fail. Currently studying software engineering at 1337 (42 Network) and business administration at another university, combining engineering depth with product thinking.

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Exchange 13

Node.js Express PostgreSQL OAuth

A peer-to-peer money exchange web app for 1337 students. Matches cash-to-bank and bank-to-cash orders automatically with a smart matching engine.

ft_irc server

C++ Sockets

Built a real IRC server in C++98, multiple clients, channels, operator modes, and a working bot. Tested with irssi.

Student Marketplace

Node.js Express JavaScript HTML5 CSS3

A collaborative full-stack marketplace platform peer-to-peer buying, selling, and services exchange with integrated delivery requests.

Born to be Root

Linux Debian AppArmor Fail2Ban WordPress TLS Nginx

Production-grade Linux server hardening from scratch — Debian deployment with WordPress, AppArmor profiles, Fail2Ban, and TLS security.

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The Human Side of Business: A Framework for Understanding Organizations

This is a practical walkthrough of how organizations actually work. It covers planning, structure, motivation, leadership, and strategy. No MBA jargon, just the core ideas that help teams and systems function. The content is drawn from business administration and real coordination problems. Useful for anyone who wants to understand how work gets done. The source is from a BBA course: Principles of Management.

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Building Production-Ready APIs: A Developer's Complete Guide

Master the art of building production-ready APIs with this comprehensive guide for junior developers. Learn REST design, security, performance optimization, and deployment best practices to take your backend skills to the next level.

4 min read

Networks: What I Actually Learned (Not from Cisco)

IP addresses, subnetting, routing, and who really owns the internet. No Cisco CLI – just lessons from 42 projects and real debugging.

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