About me

I’m a PHP developer with more than 15 years of experience building and maintaining web applications, e-commerce platforms and software shaped around business needs.

I’m currently part of the Quick Sell team (Acqua Development), where I develop and maintain a SaaS platform for travel agencies. The work covers both building new features and solving problems in a complex codebase, and integrating and processing data from external suppliers’ APIs.

Over my career I have worked on very different projects, from presentation sites and custom-built applications to complex online stores, internal platforms and systems integrated with external services. That gave me a broad view of web development, from code and databases to infrastructure, e-commerce and keeping applications healthy once they are in production.

I like to understand not just the technical requirement but the context it comes from. My complementary experience in e-commerce, digital marketing and infrastructure helps me look at a project beyond the implementation itself and choose solutions that fit the real needs of the product and the business.

You’ll find concrete examples in the Work section

Over time I have tried to extend my experience beyond development itself, both by getting involved in varied projects and by taking on responsibilities that helped me understand the business side of a software product.

Between 2014 and 2016 I also tried entrepreneurship, founding my own company, SYNCDEV SRL. It let me see a project not only as a developer but also through client relationships, estimating and organising projects, costs, and the decisions it takes to sustain a product or a service.

The lessons from that period shaped the way I have worked since, and how I see the link between technical work and a business’s real goals. In September 2026 I relaunched SYNCDEV SRL, this time with two products of its own: Harmoniq, for HR and employee performance, and ELVPro, for vehicle dismantling and parts sales.

I don’t believe in using a technology just because it’s fashionable or looks more sophisticated. For me, choosing a solution has to start from the project’s real needs, its complexity, and how it will be used and maintained over time.

Sometimes the best solution is custom development. Other times a CMS or an existing platform solves the problem faster, more safely and for less. What matters is that the tool fits the purpose, not making the implementation more complicated than it needs to be.

I prefer clear solutions that are easy to maintain and fit the business context. Where it’s needed, I build from scratch; where there is already a solid foundation, I’d rather build on it efficiently.