Hire
If you're working on something in AI, Drupal, or around it, I'd like to put my time into it.
I work part-time at Dropsolid AI right now. If you have something else in mind, like full-time or a longer engagement, I'm open to that conversation too.
Where I can help
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I've been working on the Drupal AI initiative for more than a year. I contribute code, I'm one of the Release Managers, and I follow the issue queue closely.
Most recently, with an amazing team, we built the AI search in the Drupal AI demo that Dries showed in the Driesnote at DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026. If your team needs an experienced dev on Drupal AI, I can start right away.
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This is where I want to grow. Applied AI, forward deployed engineering, harness engineering, or anything close to it.
Most of my days are already spent building with LLMs: agents, skills, tracing, context files. It feels like the right time to go deeper and pick up new skills.
Things I've built
A toolkit for Claude Code and Codex that works Drupal.org issues end to end: investigate, review merge requests, implement, and test. Each role has its own agent, risky commands are guarded, and it follows Drupal.org's AI contribution policy.
Read the log →Claude Skills and a CSV pipeline that run the monthly outreach for Drupalers Association Pune: venues, speakers, and announcements. Every email lands in Gmail as a draft. A person reviews it and hits send.
A vectorless search provider for Drupal AI. Instead of embeddings, an LLM reasons over a tree index of the document to find the right section.
Read the log →A DDEV add-on that runs a full local Langfuse stack for tracing and prompt management, built for the Drupal AI ecosystem.
Read the log →More on how I work with AI
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I've spent the last five years on products built on Drupal, Mautic, and WordPress. I know how a product takes shape and what holds up once real users get in. Happy to support your client work, help with product planning, or pick up anything around WebOps.
Pantheon runs the infrastructure for decoupled Drupal and WordPress sites with a Next.js or React frontend. I was part of a team of four building the pieces that connect the two systems, so editors could change content in Drupal and see it on the frontend right away. I also built and tested the frontend starter kits used on the platform. Around 90% of that work went out as open source.
I worked on Convivial, Morpht's Drupal distribution, back when Recipes weren't common yet. Bug fixes, client support, and planning and building new features for the distribution.
I work with the Drupal AI initiative team to move AI in Drupal forward. With an amazing team, we built AI Answers and contributed it back to the community. I also work on Mautic and Drupal together with ECA, and build feature modules that are open source but packaged and set up like a product.
Your company gets the credit
On Drupal.org, the organization that sponsors the work is credited alongside me. That shows up on their profile and in the Drupal.org marketplace. Here's how that has looked so far.
Open Source Contributions
Organizations and the credit they got by sponsoring my work on Drupal.org
Get in touch
Pick whatever is easiest for you. A line or two about what you're working on is enough to start. Let me know if I can help.