Call me Jordan. I don’t know where I’ll be or what I’ll be doing five years from now, but I know it will involve solving problems we aren’t aware of yet, with tools we haven’t mastered.
Until then, I’m a software engineer, and this is where I think out loud. I write about software engineering and the philosophy underneath it, about teaching what I’ve learned to the people coming up behind me, and about the quiet satisfaction of finding the simple idea hiding inside a complicated one. Nothing here is advice so much as notes: the tradeoffs behind decisions nobody wants to revisit, and what it’s actually like to build things with other people.
If something here lands, or you think I’ve got it wrong, I’d genuinely like to hear it. You’ll find me in the footer, or you can send me a note directly.
This site is hand-built with Hugo on a theme of my own, kept deliberately simple: black ink on warm paper, one orange pen.