About me
I build and maintain WordPress sites that have to stay up, load fast and be usable by everyone — the kind of requirement you inherit when your users are a national court system rather than a landing page.
Most of my work sits where development meets infrastructure: a custom plugin that pulls data from four different REST APIs is only useful if the server behind it is tuned, backed up and hardened. I came to that from both directions, first as a hosting support agent at Hostinger and then running my own studio, Acheme, where I shipped over 150 sites.
A postgraduate course in UX/UI keeps the other half honest. The redesign that tripled ENFAM's daily traffic was not a rewrite — it was research, an information architecture that matched how people actually looked for things, and a component library that made the result maintainable.
I work remotely from Brasília, in the US Eastern time zone, in English every day.