ABOUT
How I approach systems: clarity, tradeoffs, and long-term maintainability.
✦ WHO I AM
I’m Peem — I’m obsessed with IT in the best way. I’m curious about everything: cybersecurity, hardware, software, IoT, and the systems that connect them.
I like learning by building. I experiment, break things, fix them, and turn what I learn into tools I can reuse.
✦ WHY I BUILD
I became a developer because I want to automate my own work. If a task is repetitive, I’d rather build a tool once than do it manually forever.
Long-term, I want a personal toolbox of systems that can handle the boring parts of life and work — so I can focus on learning, exploring, and building the next thing.
✦ HOW I WORK
- Build a simple working version early.
- Observe behavior and iterate in small, documented commits.
- Prefer deterministic systems and clear interfaces.
- Keep documentation of decisions and constraints.
✦ WHAT I’VE BEEN BUILDING
My recent work builds decision-support systems, pipeline tooling, and DX-focused interfaces that keep deterministic evaluations clear for teams.
I stay close to the data layer while crafting experiences that make tooling predictable and understandable.
✦ WHAT I’M EXPLORING NEXT
I’m exploring system-design primitives, developer experience tooling, and guardrails that help teams scale complex data pipelines without losing clarity.