Hello, my name is

Aleksandra

Haddad

I’m a fullstack developer with a heavy bias toward the backend. I automate everything, push AI to its limits- I built my own personal assistant before it was cool- yet I still crack LeetCode for fun.

My tech stack is always evolving but these are my cores:

PythonGoTypeScriptNext.jsNode.jsPostgreSQLRedis

Currently Working On

OP-Coach

A One Piece TCG deck builder and AI trainer. Build your crew, practise against meta decks, and improve with evidence-backed turn coaching.

Latest Written Thoughts

Your Portfolio Is a Graveyard and You Don’t Even Know It

Most dev portfolios I’ve seen are a museum of who someone used to be. The underlying problem is that most systems for managing your public presence are built on the assumption that you’ll remember to maintain them — that you’ll find updating things intrinsically motivating, or at least tolerable.

Next idea?

Kisuke Spatial Audio Core 🔊

A 4-node spatial audio ingestion engine and echo-cancellation arbiter built in C++ to process concurrent raw microphone streams. Interfaces with custom ESP32 tracker boards over dedicated UDP sockets to capture pristine 16kHz audio utilizing internal I2S/DMA hardware peripherals. Features a concurrent C++ 'Arbiter' thread that monitors RMS energy across all physical rooms simultaneously, actively locking out audio echoes to achieve flawless spatial localization.


FUN FACT

This portfolio runs on a self-maintaining pipeline. GitHub Actions parse project metadata from repo files, Medium's RSS feeds article data, and a daily CI/CD job triggers full rebuilds. Deployed on AWS using S3 + CloudFront + Lambda to stay within free tier limits. The entire stack is stateless and declarative—no manual updates, no database, just automated pulls and static generation.

Currently Reading 📖

Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software by Erich Gamma, Richard Helm, Ralph Johnson, John Vlissides