Integrations and APIs
I connect platforms, ERPs, payment gateways, external services and internal systems through reliable, observable flows.

Available for selected projects
Backend, integrations, e-commerce, automation and applied AI — designed around real business constraints.
Services
From a focused integration to a complete system: the goal is to remove friction, connect information and build a solid technical foundation.
I connect platforms, ERPs, payment gateways, external services and internal systems through reliable, observable flows.
I design APIs, business logic and internal services built to grow without sacrificing clarity or maintainability.
I build integrations and customizations for sales operations that cannot depend on manual processes.
I turn synchronizations, repetitive work and reporting into traceable, recoverable processes.
I integrate agents, assistants and RAG when they provide concrete value, with defined context, limits and oversight.
How I approach a system
A useful integration has clear ownership, observable transitions and recovery paths. The diagram is simple; the important part is knowing what happens when one node fails.
Selected work
A platform to manage multiple clients, modules, users, automations and integrations from one system.
An integration layer that keeps catalog, stock, orders and statuses synchronized between the store and internal systems.
A pipeline that receives documents, extracts relevant information and assists internal search with controlled context.
About
I solve technical and business problems through APIs, integrations, automation, e-commerce and internal tools.
My focus is not adding technology for its own sake, but creating systems that are clear to operate, maintain and evolve.
Good architecture is not notable because it is complex; it is notable because it lets a team move forward with clarity.
Working principles
The simplest design that solves the real constraint is usually the most valuable.
Flows, failure modes and the people using the system shape every decision.
A system should explain what happened and provide a practical path to recovery.
Technical toolkit
Tools are chosen according to context, team and operational constraints—not fashion.
Technical notes
Writing about integrations, architecture and automation based on problems that show up in real projects.
Principles, failure points and practical decisions for synchronizing catalog, stock and orders.
01How to choose boundaries, queues and scheduled jobs without adding accidental complexity.
02Criteria for identifying real use cases, defining oversight and avoiding fragile automation.
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