Frontend systems architect

I design and build practical frontend systems.

I work across product thinking, frontend architecture, and implementation. Most of my work sits around operational software: data-heavy interfaces, mapping tools, workflow systems, and platforms that need to stay understandable as they grow.

This site collects selected case studies, technical notes, and personal projects that show how I think through tradeoffs, structure interfaces, and turn messy requirements into working software.

Core Themes

Frontend Architecture

Shared patterns, reusable foundations, and UI structures that can scale across products.

Data-heavy Interfaces

Tables, maps, dashboards, workflows, and screens where clarity matters more than decoration.

Geospatial UI

Mapping interfaces, spatial data, entity layers, selection flows, and operational map tooling.

Engineering Practice

Testing, documentation, design systems, and developer experience that help teams move safely.

How I Work

I like working close to the edge between product and engineering. I care about shaping the problem, not just implementing the screen.

I usually start by making the system visible: the users, the data, the workflows, the constraints, and the places where complexity leaks into the interface.

Background

Brazil → Australia
Skateboarding → Engineering
Frontend Developer → Frontend Systems Architect
Government platforms → Independent products

Currently Exploring

AI-assisted financial tools
Chess training systems
Geospatial frontend platforms
Long-lived frontend architecture
Better ways to explain technical decisions