I’m a WordPress-focused engineer with a strong background in technical support, debugging, and building practical tools based on real production issues.

Most of my work sits at the intersection of support, engineering, and product — understanding how systems behave in the real world, why things break, and how to fix them in a way that doesn’t come back later.

• Debug complex WordPress issues across plugins, themes, performance, and hosting layers
• Read and write PHP code to understand and fix real production problems
• Build small, focused plugins and tools inspired by recurring support pain points
• Work closely with developers to reproduce bugs and validate fixes
• Explain technical issues clearly to non-technical users

These repositories reflect how I actually work day to day — practical, support-driven, and production-aware.

• WordPress Plugin Conflict Monitor
  Detects common plugin conflict patterns and surfaces them clearly to site admins
  → PHP, WordPress hooks, admin UX, debugging logic

• WordPress Support Diagnostics Toolkit
  Generates clean environment reports to speed up troubleshooting
  → PHP, WordPress internals, admin tooling

• WordPress Performance Insights
  Highlights basic performance red flags without heavy profiling
  → Queries, memory usage, safe admin-only analysis

(I keep these projects intentionally focused and readable rather than over-engineered.)

Primary

• PHP (WordPress-focused)
• WordPress core, plugins, themes, WP-CLI
• JavaScript (vanilla, jQuery)
• HTML, CSS
• MySQL / WordPress database layer

Supporting

• Git & GitHub
• REST APIs
• Linux / basic server troubleshooting
• Debugging tools, logs, browser dev tools

• Technical Support Engineer — Awesome Motive (Thrive Themes)
  Supported high-traffic WordPress products used by 1M+ users
  Focused on root-cause analysis, custom fixes, and clear communication

• Hosting Support Engineer — Rapyd Cloud
  Worked on performance, database, caching, and server-level WordPress issues

• WordPress Support Engineer — BuddyBoss Platform
  Debugged plugins, themes, and integrations used by 500k+ users

• Junior Support Engineer — weDevs
  Supported large-scale WordPress plugins and collaborated closely with developers

I prefer:

• boring, maintainable solutions over clever ones
• understanding the system before touching code
• fixing the root cause, not just the symptom
• writing code that another human can debug at 3 a.m.

• Building WordPress plugins based on real support scenarios
• Expanding from support-heavy roles into deeper engineering work
• Studying AI while focusing on applied, production-oriented skills

If something here looks useful or interesting, feel free to explore the repositories or reach out.