For engineering teams
Native and hybrid mobile support, platform ownership, feature parity, and delivery work.
Native and hybrid apps, web-to-mobile product work, mobile CI/CD, legacy upgrades, and technical risk reviews.
I work where product, frontend, backend, and mobile app flows meet, especially when a team needs one person who can connect the pieces and ship.
Services
I work where mobile affects the product experience: web products becoming apps, hybrid apps needing native capability, customer workflows on phones, mobile CI/CD, legacy upgrades, and practical technical direction.
Native and hybrid mobile support, platform ownership, feature parity, and delivery work.
Practical help with prototypes, moving web products to mobile, automations, and mobile friendly workflows.
Help with legacy upgrades, mobile CI/CD, technical risk review, testing, and release risk.
How I work
Some useful work starts with a small review: what is risky, what is manual and tedious, and what should be fixed before the next release.
Review the app, release flow, or platform choice and name what is actually risky.
Reduce manual, tedious, or fragile steps around builds, signing, testing, Google Play, and Apple App Store releases.
Turn web or desktop focused workflows into mobile flows people can actually use.
Keep the useful idea, then harden the parts that matter for real users.
Use OpenSSL's built-in test server to run a temporary HTTPS endpoint while debugging TLS.
A developer-focused look at iOS .mobileconfig profiles: what they configure, why a profile containing only a root CA added no value, and when to use one.
Add a local root CA to iOS Simulator for HTTPS dev servers, Capacitor live reload, and proxy debugging.
Principal Mobile Engineer with 10+ years delivering high impact native and hybrid apps across HR, logistics, IoT, fintech, and retail. I work across mobile architecture, native bridges, CI/CD, offline behavior, BLE/IoT integrations, legacy upgrades, and product-minded delivery.
Contact MeActive user growth
Cold start performance improvement
Years of mobile development experience
A useful first step can be small: review the current system, identify the real risks, and decide what should be fixed first.
Contact Me