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The torus backdrop and film-grain glass were too much, so this goes back to the quieter dithered field and the lighter frosted surfaces, keeping the light-theme and status-chip removals from the previous commit. The hero now lays out as a three-part grid: the photo pinned to the top left, the contact buttons directly under it, and the text column beside them, so the left column carries weight instead of leaving ragged space. The contact buttons lose their labels and become 48px icon squares that line up exactly with the width of the photo. On narrow screens the photo drops out and the contact row moves below the text. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Braeden Sowinski
Backend and systems-focused developer and BCIT Computer Systems Technology student.
I like building backend services, APIs, developer tools, and self-hosted systems. Most of my work ends up somewhere around Linux, servers, networking, databases, and making small tools that solve real problems.
| Backend | Systems | Operations |
|---|---|---|
| REST APIs, services, data models | Linux, networking, lower-level work | Docker, CI/CD, Nginx, observability |
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Currently spending more time with Elixir, Erlang, Rust, distributed systems, and lower-level backend work.
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33.6%
JavaScript
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