🧠 Software architect.

👨🏼‍🏫 Technical trainer & Consultant.

🔍 Addicted to clean code, design patterns and refactoring

🧔🏼 Certified geek.

🥋 Black belt in Judo (yes, for real).

🎮 Gamer when there's time (and sometimes when there isn't).

• 🧔🏼 25+ years of hands-on experience writing code (started before Git was cool).
• 🧱 Specialised, passionate and advocate in Software Architecture, DDD, and making things right from the start.
• 🎯 Technical consultant helping companies fix, scale or avoid tech disasters.
• 🔧 I help companies design scalable, testable and maintainable systems.
• 📚 I teach devs how to go from "just working" to "beautifully designed".
• 🎤 Tech trainer, writer and speaker — I like explaining complex things in simple words.
• 🤓 Geek at heart — I can talk tech or Judo for hours (your call).

🧱 I'm a Software Architect with 25+ years of experience designing systems that scale, survive and don’t scream in production.

👨‍💻 I help teams turn technical chaos into clean architecture, whether it's designing from scratch or untangling legacy spaghetti. I'm all about boundaries, clarity and code that makes sense six months later.

🎓 I also teach, mentor and run workshops on architecture, Domain-Driven Design and how to avoid common pitfalls (like building distributed monoliths by accident).

☕ I believe software should reflect the business, not hide it — and that diagrams are still cool when they mean something.

• Clean code is not optional.
• Frameworks come and go. Principles stay.
• "Works on my machine" is not QA.
• Code should be boring. Features should be exciting.
• Side projects are the gym for your brain.
• Documentation is not a nice-to-have. It's a gift to your future self.

• 🛡 A secure, hexagonal-architecture-based Spring Boot app with JWT & role-based access.
• 📚 A DDD training project with real-world complexity (no to-do lists here).

• Spring Boot, from “what is a bean?” to “why do we need 12 layers again?”
• Clean Architecture & DDD — buzzwords, but done properly.
• Frontend with Angular & React (yes, with tests too).
• MySQL, PHP, Java — the classic stack, but taught with modern tools and real code.
• "How to think like an architect" — the most valuable skill no one teaches.

Want to talk tech? judo? or complain about front-end build tools?

Send me a "hi" 😀