ENZO.DEV — THE JUKEBOX
Doctors deciding under pressure. QA teams chasing commits. Researchers drowning in field data. I turn workflows like these into software people actually want to open — frontend-led, fullstack, AI in the loop. Started as the intern in 2024; leading the project in 2026.
About
I went from intern to project leader in 21 months, and I think the reason is simple: I treat the interface as the product, not the paint. Whether it's an AI platform helping doctors make clinical decisions or a VS Code extension that packages commits into QA evidence, the job is the same — find the part of the workflow everyone quietly hates, and make it obvious.
I lead a team now — architecture, design system, Git strategy, mentoring. I still ship UI every week, because a lead who stops shipping stops being trusted.
Psychic-type elegance, legendary rarity — basically my design philosophy wrapped in a Pokémon.
An AI-powered medical platform that helps doctors make better clinical decisions — team, architecture, design system, AI automations, all of it. Full detail in Work, minus what the NDA eats.
Outside the editor
Pokemon and sharks are my main hype focus: Lugia, Gengar, and Arcanine for personality and style; whale sharks and hammerheads for calm scale, sharp silhouettes, and natural design energy.
Career Path
Jan. 2026 — Present
Promoted to Project Leader, spearheading the development of an AI-powered medical solution — leading the team, defining architecture, and owning the product from vision to deployment.
Key Achievements
Jan. 2025 — Dec. 2025
Advanced to full developer role, taking ownership of system architecture, UI/UX decisions, and cross-team technical leadership.
Key Achievements
Apr. 2024 — Dec. 2024
Started my professional journey as an intern, contributing to system development and learning industry best practices.
Key Achievements
Portfolio
Every project here is the same move: take work scattered across tabs, spreadsheets, and tribal knowledge — and give it one legible interface.
Oxygen
Porch Light
Flip the record — the theme follows