I'm Joey — a computer engineer (McGill '25) who builds software end-to-end and thinks across disciplines.
At a high-pace B2B SaaS startup, I've designed and shipped production systems end-to-end: financial billing infrastructure, HMAC-verified webhook ingestion, event-driven realtime pipelines, and role-based access control. I enjoy taking messy real-world constraints—from ambiguous municipal legal bylaws to strict financial state machines—and engineering reliable, tested software around them.
Outside of core engineering, I'm driven by broad curiosity. I spend a lot of time reading psychology, neuroscience, statistics, and philosophy, composing music, and diving into problems that don't fit neatly into a single discipline.
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Turned 76,849 rows of unstructured Toronto parking bylaws written in legal prose into 21,433 geocoded curb segments on an interactive map. Built a Python ETL pipeline with Shapely graph-walking, road-edge matching, coverage atoms, and cross-language schedule parity tests.
Owned end-to-end subscription billing for a live B2B SaaS platform: raw HTTP body preservation middleware for HMAC signature verification, idempotent webhook processing to prevent replay attacks, and PostgreSQL state mirroring.
Architected a two-sided marketplace from scratch: designed the PostgreSQL schema modeling non-traditional multi-adult families (divorced co-parents, guardians), built Argon2id auth with anti-enumeration protection, Redis session state, and a typed React 19 frontend.