Freelance product engineer
A product engineer doesn't just write code against specs: they understand the business need, decide what to build, build it, ship it to production and iterate with real usage. That's what I do as a freelancer, solo, on work that would normally take a whole team.
What I actually do
Product scoping
I turn a fuzzy business need into a clear scope: what we build, in what order, and why. The data schema and architecture before the first line of code.
Full-stack development
Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Supabase, API integrations. I build the product end to end: front, back and database.
Production deployment
Code that doesn't run doesn't count. I deploy, monitor (PostHog), fix and evolve it based on real usage.
AI-native delivery
I work with agents (Claude Code) to ship, solo and fast, what a team would take months to produce, without sacrificing quality.
Products shipped and in production
From a B2B AI-agent platform (Sillage) to a revenue-management back-office (Camp Boost), by way of Web3 (Boonty, Spar Alpina), I design and ship products across varied domains.
See the case studies →Frequently asked questions
What is a product engineer?
An engineer who thinks in product: they don't just take specs, they decide what to build to solve the business problem, then build it and ship it to production. Half engineer, half product manager.
How is it different from a regular developer?
A developer executes specs. A product engineer is accountable for the result: from scoping to real usage, product decisions included.
What is your stack?
Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Supabase, and AI (Claude / Claude Code) at the core of the workflow. I adapt to the project.
Do you work time-and-materials or fixed-price?
Both, depending on the need. I can embed in your team for a mission, or ship a product fixed-price. Let's talk it through in 15 minutes.
Can you take over an existing project?
Yes. I work on greenfield as well as on an existing codebase to harden, internationalize or evolve.