A developer who treats software like infrastructure for people.

Most of the projects I take on share a pattern: someone has grown past the spreadsheet, the WordPress template, or the inherited internal tool, and they need something that actually fits. My job is to build that, without making it more complicated than it needs to be.

I'm not interested in trendy stacks for their own sake. I'm interested in software that holds up: clear data models, sensible architecture, real testing, and honest trade-offs documented along the way. The goal is always to hand you something you can run, extend, or hand to the next developer without inheriting a mess.

The work splits roughly into three buckets: client websites and applications (under NexusHub), enterprise integration work at Central University of Technology, and side projects that scratch a specific itch , most recently a SaaS quoting platform for SMBs and a Pomodoro/AI planning app on Google Play.

A theme has emerged in the client work over the past two years: I've become a go-to builder for learning management platforms serving South African professionals , environmental health practitioners, compliance trainers, regulated-industry training providers. If you're a trainer or institution wanting to take your courses online without inheriting WordPress sprawl, that's the work I'm happiest to take on.