currently figuring it out

the human
layer between
you & AI.

I used to bring the intelligence to the table. Then the table got an LLM. So now I bring context, taste, and the occasional good idea.

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Nobody knows
what happens next.

Not the companies. Not the LLMs. Definitely not me. In two years, software engineering might be a job, a button, or a very confident autocomplete.

For now, I am the person between the big idea and the blinking cursor. I ask the boring questions. I make the things work. I explain what the robot meant.

— seems like a fair trade, tbh

Jack of all trades.
Master of shipping.

a slightly updated proverb

Need an engineer?

Cool. I am accepting applications from problems.

01 / 03

Tell me the thing.

A product, a mess, a half-formed thought, a dashboard that should have been an email. I will turn it into something that runs.

02 / 03

First 20M tokens
are on me.

Free engineering, with a freemium-ish catch. After that, you pay for the tokens I use. That is the whole pricing page.

03 / 03

Tip if you want.

I keep the lessons, not your secrets. Your project helps build my resume repo. Your data stays yours. Pinky promise, but professional.

AWS once.
Data always.
Anything next.

Clouds, pipelines, event-driven things, backends, extensions, batch jobs — I have touched most corners of software and left fingerprints on the rest.

clouddatabackendeventsautomationwhatever works
ANY
ENGINEER
WILL DO

open to interesting problems

Let’s make something
slightly unreasonable.

start a conversation

freengineer.me / made by a human, assisted by machines

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