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Building the security infrastructure for the AI era.
The authoritative, security-focused ESLint registry for the AI era. Rebuilt from the ground up to be Agentic-First—allowing LLMs to fix vulnerabilities with 90%+ success.
First linter optimized for AI Agents (AEO) with structured metadata.
Linear O(n) complexity architecture replacing legacy import plugins.
Deep specialized coverage including NestJS and PostgreSQL standard.
Significantly fewer false positives, verified by our open-source suite.
Since Nov 15, 2025
Leading Snappy's U.S. engineering expansion. Building distributed teams, architecting revenue-generating API platforms, and establishing scalable infrastructure. 🔥 Currently revolutionizing the ESLint plugin ecosystem for the AI/Agentic era — building LLM-optimized, security-first static analysis tools that empower both human developers and AI coding assistants. I value craftsmanship in both code and culture. Whether it's writing clean, testable code or fostering environments where diverse perspectives lead to better outcomes — I find fulfillment in the details that create lasting impact.
2024 - Present
U.S. Site Engineering Manager2022 - 2024
DevEx Team Lead + API Lead2021 - 2022
Full Stack Engineer2025 - Present
Open Source Creator2015 - 2021
Previous RolesI believe open source is the ultimate learning accelerator. By building in public, I stay state-of-the-art, give back to the community, and build trust through transparent, well-documented code.
Technical deep-dives published on dev.to

Claude Opus generates vulnerable JWT code every single time — 7 out of 7 runs, always leaking...

When AI models fix security vulnerabilities, they sometimes introduce entirely new ones. I tested this across 3 remediation rounds with Claude Opus 4.6 using two approaches — ESLint-guided feedback vs. prompt engineering alone. The results expose a fundamental limit of 'fix it again' workflows.
A head-to-head benchmark between @microsoft/eslint-plugin-sdl and the Interlace security ecosystem. Microsoft's SDL standard covers 1 of 14 security categories.