Decidim Spam Detection
A machine-learning-backed moderation layer for participatory platforms, helping communities keep their conversations human.
RubyRailsMachine learning
View the project Based in Paris · Open to interesting problems
Software for
the common good.
Ruby engineer building tools for participation, trust, and the open web.
A small index of
things I’ve made,
maintained & learned.
01 — 03
Selected work
Useful software,
with a point of view.
A few projects from the intersection of civic technology, resilient systems, and playful experiments.
Decidim
Contributing to the open-source ecosystem behind participatory democracy, citizen participation, and open government.
Ruby on RailsOpen sourceCivic tech
Explore the ecosystem vario-ping
A small Ruby experiment in sound and signal — a reminder that useful engineering can still leave room for wonder.
RubyAudioExperiment
See the experiment Private work
Under NDA.
Selected work shared in outline, with the details kept private.
Confidential product platform
Designing dependable workflows and infrastructure for a product whose details remain private.
RubyRailsProduct engineering
Details available on requestPrivate operations toolkit
Building calm, reliable tools that help a distributed team make complex everyday work feel simpler.
RubySystemsInternal tools
Details available on requestA quieter chapter
Selected work · under NDA
Some of the most
interesting work
isn’t public.
I also build software for teams whose products, systems, and decisions need to stay private. The details remain confidential; the craft does not.
Behind the redactions: Ruby and Rails systems, complex workflows, and careful work turning ambitious ideas into dependable tools.
Talk through a confidential projectAbout the work
Making the invisible
feel dependable.
I care about the layer
between people and systems.
My work lives in Ruby and Rails, but the interesting part is always the why: how can technology make participation more legible, communities more resilient, and everyday tools a little more humane?
I like open source, thoughtful defaults, and software that earns trust one small interaction at a time.
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