Software engineer,lifelong learner.

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Intro

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I'm a software engineer solving problems by writing code since 2008 — turning hard problems into clean, useful systems, and writing about every turn along the way.

Based in

Vancouver, BC — by way of São Paulo, Brazil.

Working in

Java & Kotlin on the JVM, with Rust & TypeScript along the edges.

Writing about

Backend engineering, distributed systems, and the craft of building things.

Vancouver · BC

What I work on

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Backend engineering

Designing services that stay correct under load and survive their own failures. From Java monoliths to typed, concurrent systems on the JVM — built to be read, tested, and kept.

JavaKotlinSpringConcurrency

Distributed systems

The part the architecture diagrams never show — coordination, partial failure, and overload. Sagas over two-phase commit, priority-aware load shedding, and resilience as a design input.

SagasConsensusLoad sheddingResilience

AI & protocols

Reading new tools as wire protocols, not frameworks. LLM integrations across Web3 and fintech, deterministic simulation in Rust, and stripping standards down to the shape on the wire.

LLMsAG-UIRustSimulation

Writing — latest posts

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01Java 26 Landed: The Features to Track Before the Java 29 LTSEngineeringJul 15 · 9 min 02The Shift Zone: The Backend Is Becoming Software That SleepsEngineeringJul 12 · 18 min 03The Server Is a Sync Relay Now: Architecting Around Client-Owned StateEngineeringJul 8 · 14 min 04Hybrid Logical Clocks: Making Last-Write-Wins Mean the Later WriteDistributed SystemsJul 8 · 11 min

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