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Rails rescue & modernization
Bring a mature Rails application back to a state where the team can move with confidence.
- Ruby and Rails upgrades
- Performance and production issues
- Architecture and technical debt
- Maintainability and developer speed
Senior Rails Engineer & Fractional Technical Lead
I help software teams solve hard engineering problems, ship neglected projects, and get aging Rails applications back under control.
Most useful when
Founder / engineer / operator
I founded and built Greenbits, then helped grow it from an idea into a company of roughly 100 people, more than $40M raised, and a successful exit.
01 / The work
I work inside the team—not at arm's length. That usually means reading the code, finding the real constraint, and shipping the fix.
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Bring a mature Rails application back to a state where the team can move with confidence.
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Join an existing team and take ownership of work that is difficult, stalled, or perpetually backlogged.
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Turn an unclear problem into a practical plan, then stay in the code long enough to deliver it.
02 / How I work
The founder background matters because difficult software problems are rarely just software problems. Priorities, product decisions, team structure, and technical tradeoffs tend to arrive tangled together.
I can move between a pull request and a founder conversation without losing the thread. When the work calls for it, I also help with technical direction, architecture, hiring, mentoring, due diligence, and engineering process.
The goal is not a deck or a grand rewrite. It is a sound decision, production code, and a team that can keep moving.
Working principles
Read the code, inspect production behavior, and understand the people using it before prescribing a fix.
Reduce risk in small, useful steps. Most systems need careful improvement, not a dramatic rewrite.
Better code matters. So do better decisions, stronger engineers, and less mystery around the system.
Have a difficult problem?
A short note with the context is enough. I'll tell you plainly if I can be useful.
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