I like building tools and small systems that make sophisticated stuff easier

Backend-leaning developer working in Go · growing into infrastructure

I enjoy figuring out how things work under the hood — small systems, clean tooling, the seams between code and the environment it runs in. Currently targeting junior backend / Go roles and growing into infrastructure work over time.

Run Docker jobs from a CLI or a Slack channel.

• Goroutine worker pool backed by a Redis queue
• Crash recovery via job leasing; a dead worker's jobs requeue on next startup
• Per-job timeouts & retries, configurable
• Zombie cleanup — every container is labeled and killed if its worker disappears
• Graceful shutdown via context cancel, not a kill
• File attachments (zips, folders, single files) mounted read-only at /app
• Stack: Go 1.26 · Docker SDK · Redis · Slack Socket Mode

• Go concurrency in depth — channels, context, select, sync
• Linux, networking, and system-level concepts
• Backend architecture and workflow automation