Front-end
Responsive interfaces, technical SEO, and user experience.
I build APIs, SaaS platforms, admin panels, automation flows, and deployment environments for businesses that need real software running with clarity.
My work is guided by solving concrete problems: organizing workflows, turning ideas into systems, and keeping applications supported by thoughtful infrastructure.
I study Software Engineering and lead HL Tech. My focus is on APIs, SaaS platforms, admin panels, automation, deployment, and infrastructure.
The stack is organized by layer: interface, back-end, data, mobile, deployment, infrastructure, and operational tools.
Responsive interfaces, technical SEO, and user experience.
Business rules, APIs, authentication, and integrations.
Modeling, queries, indexes, migrations, and data preservation.
Operational apps, check-in, QR Code, and mobile experiences.
Publishing, web servers, SSL, version control, and basic observability.
Organized environments for operations, testing, and controlled growth.
Tools for building, diagnostics, design, and tracking work.
Better projects happen when front-end, API, database, deployment, logs, and backups are planned as parts of one system.
Access goes through domain, DNS, SSL, and tunnel when the operation requires controlled exposure.
Interface and business rules stay separated to make maintenance, deployment, and evolution clearer.
The database remains protected behind the API, while files and media are treated as part of operations.
Predictable deployment, error traces, and recovery routines help the system operate with stability.
Infrastructure combines Linux servers, containers, web servers, DNS, SSL, logs, and backups to support real systems.
Own lab and operational environments with virtualization and resource separation.
Containers to isolate services, simplify deployment, and reduce coupling between layers.
Ubuntu/Linux servers focused on stability, permissions, logs, and maintenance.
Nginx, Apache, and PHP-FPM configuration according to the type of application.
Domains, subdomains, DNS, Cloudflare, and secure tunnels when needed.
Good practices for access, firewall, SSL, backups, and separation between front, API, and database.
Deliverables for businesses that need digital presence, operational systems, APIs, automation, and infrastructure working together.
Dashboards, restricted areas, operational flows, and business rules for digital products.
REST APIs, webhooks, authentication, payments, automation, and organized data.
Linux servers, Docker, Nginx or Apache, Cloudflare, SSL, logs, and backups.
Digital presence, technical SEO, performance, and conversion for services and brands.
Operational apps, check-in, QR Code, Android, iOS, PWA, and WebView.
Automated flows, customer service, and organized repetitive tasks.
Diagnosis, architecture, stack selection, project review, and execution planning.
Ticketing platform with modular architecture, centralized API, isolated database, and dedicated infrastructure for scalable operations.
HL Tech institutional website presenting software, cloud, servers, networking, and consulting with a clear commercial message.
Premium institutional website for a clinical sports nutritionist, focused on authority, conversion, and professional positioning.
Institutional website for an aesthetics and dentistry clinic, focused on credibility, services, and lead generation.
Institutional portfolio for design services, visual identity, and promotional materials.
Internal lab for self-hosted services, networking, deployments, and isolated environments.
"We were very satisfied with the website. The clinic presentation became more professional, organized, and conveyed exactly the credibility we wanted for our patients."
"The website went beyond what I imagined. It combined aesthetics, professionalism, and clarity in presenting my services, which significantly strengthened my digital presence."
"The Viral Tickets structure brought a much more professional direction to the project. The separation between frontend, API, and operations made the platform stronger and ready to grow."
"My portfolio gained much more identity and presence. The attention to aesthetics, project organization, and visual experience helped showcase my work even better."
No. HL Tech is focused on the business market. The work is centered on Software Engineering, Automation, and Server Infrastructure. Hardware involvement is limited to consulting and equipment sizing for companies and datacenter-like environments.
HL Server is a private infrastructure initiative based on technologies such as Proxmox and Docker. The goal is to organize environments, separate responsibilities, and monitor operations with logs and backups.
I work with scalable architecture across modern front-end, PHP and Node.js back-ends, SQL databases, Linux, Docker, Nginx, and cloud or self-hosted environments.
It starts with a technical alignment conversation to understand the operational bottleneck. From there, I define architecture, scope, priorities, and a clear execution plan.
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