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• What kind of projects do you take on?

  Web applications, end to end. In practice that has meant monitoring and operations platforms, document and approval systems, multi-tenant SaaS products, and data extraction pipelines — built from scratch, rebuilt once they outgrew themselves, or joined partway to fix the hard part. If you are not sure whether yours fits, ask.

• What do you build with?

  Python and TypeScript, in roughly equal measure. FastAPI with SQLAlchemy and Postgres on the back, React and Next.js on the front, Go where it earns its place, and Docker to ship the result. Which one a project gets depends on the project, not on keeping a stack list tidy.

• Do you work with existing teams?

  Usually, yes. Most of the value is in leaving a team able to carry the code on, so I review as I go, document while I write, and hand over deliberately rather than becoming the only person who understands it.

• How does a project start?

  A short call to understand the problem, then a written scope with a fixed price or a rate and an estimate. No work starts before you have both in writing.

• Where are you based?

  Bucharest, Romania. I work remotely with teams in any timezone that overlaps a few hours with European mornings.

• What does it cost?

  It depends on scope, and I would rather quote honestly than publish a number that means nothing. Send a description of the problem and you will get a real estimate.