Fullstack Product Engineer
Building products from prototype to production
Explore my workClaude Code session monitor TUI
A terminal UI for monitoring Claude Code sessions in real-time. Streams conversation logs, tracks token usage, and provides at-a-glance status across multiple concurrent coding sessions. Built with Go and the Bubble Tea TUI framework for a responsive, keyboard-driven interface.
Real-time multi-display orchestration system
A platform for orchestrating content across multiple displays in real-time. Manages display layouts, content scheduling, and live data feeds across distributed screens. Features a React dashboard for configuration and a Go backend for reliable message delivery.
Hypixel SkyBlock dye collection tracker with companion mod
A web application that helps Hypixel SkyBlock players track their dye collection progress. Pairs with a Fabric companion mod that syncs player data automatically via secure Mojang session verification. Shipped to real users with an active community providing feedback and feature requests.
Modular Linux server provisioning tool
A Linux VPS provisioning tool enabling modular, idempotent configuration management through YAML-based profiles and reusable modules. Supports dry-run previews, 13+ provisioning modules (baseline, security, Docker, databases, web servers), and pre-built profiles for common server roles.
Narrative roguelite with procedural storytelling
A narrative-driven roguelite game combining procedural generation with hand-crafted story beats. Features a custom dialogue system, procedural level generation, and a progression system that persists across runs. An exercise in creative engineering and game development.
Hey, I'm Sean. I'm a fullstack product engineer and I like building things from scratch. Give me a problem and I'll take it from napkin sketch to production. I genuinely enjoy working across the whole stack, whether that's getting a UI to feel right or tuning a query that's been bugging me all week.
Lately I've been spending most of my time on developer tools and infrastructure. I like building the stuff that makes other engineers' lives easier. Less yak-shaving, more shipping.
You'll notice my projects are named after Greek gods. I like picking names that actually fit what the software does. Janus, the god of doors and passages, for a voice portal into my codebase. Hyperion, the all-seeing Titan, watching over my infrastructure. It's a small thing but it makes each project feel like it has its own identity.
I'm always interested in hearing about new opportunities, collaborations, or just connecting with fellow engineers.
Available for opportunities