Primary craft
Frontend Systems
I lead frontend development around Angular and Nx: workspace structure, project boundaries, component APIs, design systems, theming, and performance work that keeps complex SaaS products usable.
Work
I build frontend systems for complex products, with focus on Angular architecture, Nx workspaces, performance, and reusable UI foundations.
Primary craft
I lead frontend development around Angular and Nx: workspace structure, project boundaries, component APIs, design systems, theming, and performance work that keeps complex SaaS products usable.
Built reusable front-end components with a focus on scalability, accessibility, customization, and performance.
Led end-to-end project execution, from planning and coordination to implementation and delivery.
Frontend is my strongest area today, but I see myself as an adaptable engineer. When a problem requires it, I can move into new areas, learn quickly, go deep, and build the level of mastery needed to create real product value.
Through Angular Macedonia, talks, and workshops, I help create space for developers to learn, share, and grow locally.
Skills
Frontend is the strongest area, with enough full-stack range to understand the product beyond the UI.
The main craft: architecture, component APIs, state, UI systems, and product-facing performance.
The work behind stable, maintainable interfaces that stay usable as products grow.
Product interfaces and workflows shaped around AI assistance, automation, and human control.
Backend, data, and ownership work when the product needs more than frontend delivery.
Speaking

A personal talk about growth, confidence, and finding momentum in the Angular ecosystem.

A practical session on composing flexible Angular components with content projection.

A bootcamp session covering template-driven forms and everyday form-building decisions.
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A deep dive into Angular change detection, Zone.js, and how UI updates really happen.
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Contact
I am open to practical engineering conversations, Angular community work, and thoughtful side projects.