I currently work as a web developer and systems administrator for BLACKLIST.AERO, the Global Aviation Register of Defaulter Companies.

The platform serves as a public registry and self-regulation tool for the aviation industry, helping companies track and address non-payment issues involving airport services, ground handling, fueling, and related obligations. In this role I handle the technical side of the platform—building and maintaining the web application, managing Linux servers, and working with the underlying databases—so the register remains reliable and accessible for verified claimants and industry users.

Professionally I focus on web development, Linux server management, database administration, and full-stack application development. On the backend I primarily use Rust with the Actix framework; on the frontend I work with Svelte or straightforward HTML, CSS, and JavaScript; and for data I typically use MongoDB. Outside of the day job I run Debian servers at home and use Debian with i3 on my desktop, which keeps me hands-on with efficient, lightweight Linux environments and practical systems administration.

I’m based in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, and I’m open to new work. Whether that means additional project-based development, contract systems work, or a longer-term role, I’m interested in opportunities that involve building reliable web applications, managing Linux infrastructure, or working with databases and backend systems. You can read my resume.