A deeper look at the systems, libraries, and experiments that shape the way we approach concurrency and architecture. These are the tools we build, the patterns we rely on, and the engineering principles that guide how we design software that stays fast, predictable, and weekend-friendly.
Open Source
Spaces where we share composable abstractions and sharp concurrency patterns.
High-performance pipelines and concurrency primitives that make async orchestration feel effortless.
Python’s friendliest async pipeline library with composable stages and clear ergonomics.
A playful community badge that celebrates open-source experimentation and joyful performance work.
Columnar dataframe runtime for Rust services that need lightning-fast analytics without leaving memory.
Research
Prototype the hard parts first, keep the signal clean, and ship insights back into production.
Embeddings + FAISS + UMAP + HDBSCAN to surface signal from the social firehose before it spikes.
What we built
Why it matters
Find hidden patterns behind viral behavior before they break out.
Systems
Quiet backbones that keep products online and teams moving without drama.
Self-contained auth platform with fine-grained permissions and secure token flows — built to run in isolated, high-security environments.
Redis pub/sub, queues, and GCP Task Queues powering async workflows teams can evolve independently.
Algorithm, SQL, and caching overhauls that turned a sluggish alerts dashboard into a realtime system.
State-sync backbone that mirrors millions of CRM records into product data stores with deterministic freshness windows.
Principles
Constraints and defaults that keep work clean, modular, and understandable.
Domains inside, services around them, adapters on the edge. Clear seams keep the system legible for years.
Pick tools that love concurrency, then build abstractions that make parallel work reliable.
Redis or queue-backed messaging as the central backbone for teams to ship without stepping on each other.
Ready to build?
Let’s architect something fast, reliable, and resilient enough to survive real-world load without weekend pages.