Independent developer and technical fractional CTO. Specialized in high-speed, high-quality MVP development, SaaS architecture, and mobile platforms.
Focusing on product outcomes over hours, extreme ownership, and Senior-level execution.
Enterprise Scalability // Multi-Tenant
SaaS Development
Scalable, multi-tenant B2B architectures engineered for growth.
Building a SaaS platform requires complex engineering: subscription billing, secure multi-tenant data partitioning, granular role-based permissions, and optimized database indexing. I engineer robust SaaS foundations that support thousands of concurrent users across isolated workspaces without buckling under load.
Core Capabilities for High-Retention Platforms
Need multi-tenant isolation with strict Row Level Security (RLS).
Complex recurring subscriptions, metered usage billing, and enterprise invoicing.
High data throughput requiring background job workers and real-time websockets.
Execution Architecture
01
System Architecture
Designing secure multitenant data models using RLS (Row Level Security), robust caching strategies, and global state management.
02
Billing & Subscriptions
Integrating metered billing, customized enterprise plans, and global payment processors (Stripe, Paddle).
03
Performance Engineering
Establishing background queue systems for heavy processing, database read replicas if needed, and fast CDN edge caching.
04
Scalable Deployment
Containerized deployments and structured CI/CD pipelines to ensure isolated branch testing and zero-downtime updates.
Core Technical Stack & Tooling
Frontend Architecture
Next.js App Router, TypeScript, Zustand
Backend & APIs
Node.js, Express, tRPC, Stripe API
Databases & Cache
PostgreSQL, Redis, Elasticsearch
Investment & Engagement Terms
Comprehensive SaaS foundations typically start around $30,000 to $50,000, depending on the complexity of permissions, integrations, and compliance requirements.
The most dangerous part of outsourcing software is not owning the thing you paid for. I've seen founders pay heavily, only to realize the agency still holds the keys.
Everything I build is 100% your intellectual property from day one. You own the code, the infrastructure, and the data. No lock-in.