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Real-world signals of developer value
Featured Project
Building the security infrastructure for the AI era.
Interlace ESLint Ecosystem
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.
Agentic Security
First linter optimized for AI Agents (AEO) with structured metadata.
100x Performance
Linear O(n) complexity architecture replacing legacy import plugins.
299+ Rules
Deep specialized coverage including NestJS and PostgreSQL standard.
Benchmark Precision
Significantly fewer false positives, verified by our open-source suite.
Interlace ESLint Ecosystem
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 RolesOpen Source Philosophy
I 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.
Latest Articles
Technical deep-dives published on dev.to

The AI Hydra Problem: Fix One AI Bug, Get Two More
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.
Microsoft's ESLint Security Plugin Catches 10% of Vulnerabilities. Here's What It Misses.
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.
SonarJS Has 269 Rules. It Still Misses 65% of Security Vulnerabilities.
A head-to-head benchmark between eslint-plugin-sonarjs and the Interlace security ecosystem. 269 rules vs 201 rules — more isn't better when 65% of vulnerabilities slip through.






