Builder of strange but useful tools.
Backend-focused developer interested in automation, parsing, reverse engineering, and self-hosting.
I enjoy solving tedious real-world problems with code, building practical tools, and occasionally making computers do things they probably weren't designed to do.
- β Contributed a merged improvement to the Jellyfin Android TV application.
- Looking to continue contributing to open-source projects.
- π§ Implemented a recursive descent expression parser with AST evaluation and right-associative exponentiation for MONKEYTOOLS
- π§Ύ Built rule-based PDF extraction for inconsistent warehouse documents in both Python and C#
- π§ Reverse engineered and extracted assets from embedded firmware.
- β‘οΈBuilt lightweight APIs and automation for a self-hosted homelab.
- π¦ Warehouse PDF Parser β Automated extraction of warehouse invoice data from inconsistent PDFs with rule-based cleanup and validation. Available in both Python and C#.
- π MONKEYTOOLS β Portable command-line toolbox containing utilities for networking, diagnostics, automation, parsing, hashing, and developer tools.
- β‘ FastAPI Homelab API β Lightweight backend powering dashboards and personal infrastructure.
- π§ CAR710W Firmware Research β Reverse engineering firmware, extracting assets, and documenting the Jensen CAR710W platform.
- π Website Skeleton β Lightweight cyberpunk-themed site framework.
- π PPTX β Markdown β Converts PowerPoint presentations into searchable Markdown.
Python β’ C# β’ SQL β’ Kotlin β’ HTML β’ CSS β’ JavaScript
FastAPI β’ Scrapy β’ Git β’ SQLite β’ Linux β’ PDF processing
Backend Development β’ Automation β’ CLI Tools β’ Reverse Engineering β’ Self-Hosting β’ Parsing
π¬π systems unstable for a long time
Every developer leaves a tag.
Mine is the monkey.
There's a story behind itβ a county fair, some questionable decisions, and a monkey that probably shouldn't have been smoking.
Hire me and maybe I'll tell you the rest.