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Listening on port 443
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mf-rl/README.md

Software Engineer Backend Developer InfoSec Explorer AI-Augmented Dev

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I'm a backend-focused software engineer with 10+ years designing and scaling distributed systems for finance and retail. I spend my days building resilient RESTful APIs and microservices in .NET and Java, solving thorny problems around reliability, observability, and performance. I enjoy simplifying complex architectures, modernizing platforms, reducing operational friction, and keeping mission‑critical services running smoothly under heavy load.

A relentless tinkerer, I follow emerging tech closely and experiment with AI-driven workflows like Claude, GitHub Copilot, and OpenAI Codex, finding practical ways to weave them into engineering and review processes. Outside of production work I sharpen my chops in application security, Linux, and cloud infrastructure through hands-on labs and personal projects. Whether I’m prototyping an AI-assisted dev loop, hardening a service, or mentoring teammates, my goal is the same: build backend systems that are robust, scalable, and a little bit delightful to operate.

🚀 Daily Toolkit

Tech stack I use everyday for both professional and personal projects.

Visual Studio VS Code OpenAI Codex .NET C# Python Powershell NodeJS JSON YAML SQLite Docker GitHub Actions Github Ollama Hermes LM Studio HTTPie Windows 11 Ubuntu VMware

💼 Work Stack

Tech stack used for work.

Java Spring Boot MongoDB SQL Server RabbitMQ Microsoft Azure Kubernetes ArgoCD | New Relic Bruno Gradle Jira Slack Confluence macOS Claude GitHub Copilot

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Tech stack used in previous roles and projects.

Red Hat CodeReady Studio NetBeans IDE IntelliJ IDEA PHP C++ Oracle MySQL AWS Jenkins Swagger Angular JavaScript TypeScript jQuery Debian Power BI Visio Postman Apache Server

🎮 Leisure stuff

Spare time interests.

Kali LinuxTryHackMe Android Android Studio PS Vita Crunchyroll

🌐 Connect with me

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  1. SimplePortScanner SimplePortScanner Public

    A basic Python port scanner. It's a simple learning project to understand how port scanning works.

    Python

  2. SimpleKeylogger SimpleKeylogger Public

    Simple keylogger in Python that demonstrates keyboard event monitoring, event-driven programming, file logging and real-time key capture

    Python

  3. mod_management_tools mod_management_tools Public

    A small set of Python utilities I use to organize my mod files. These scripts operate directly on your folders, so make a backup before running them.

    Python 2

  4. FN.FileManagement FN.FileManagement Public

    .NET solution demonstrating N-Tier/Clean Architecture with Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles for file upload and management operations

    C#

  5. FN.FileManagement.Web FN.FileManagement.Web Public

    ASP.NET Core web application with Angular frontend, demonstrating file upload/download functionality

    TypeScript

  6. SOLID.Principles.Demo SOLID.Principles.Demo Public

    Side-by-side C# examples demonstrating correct and incorrect applications of the SOLID principles. Perfect for quick learning and design reference.

    C#