I'm a software developer based in Parma, Italy, with experience in web development. I work mainly with TypeScript and Next.js. I previously worked at a local company and now work remotely as a freelancer.
I was born in the Dominican Republic but have lived in Italy since I was a kid. I'm a huge fan of Japanese culture; I love the language, anime, manga, and Kamen Riders. You'll often find me posting about Japanese media or working on projects related to Japan in some way.
I specialize in building modern web applications using Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.
If you're a startup or company looking for:
I'm currently open for part-time or full-time freelance work. Let's talk: me@4ndrs.dev
CLI utility for encoding size-restricted WebM files, designed for sharing short, loopable clips on media-focused forums and imageboards. Automates multi-pass encoding with bitrate fallback, queuing, and logs — rewritten from a Python prototype into cross-platform TypeScript
Browser-based GIF converter built with FFmpeg and WebAssembly. Enables fast, private conversion of short clips into GIFs without needing a backend or server upload. Designed for use cases like sharing loopable anime reactions on Discord, especially on platforms where WebM support is limited
Firefox extension that brings AniList search to any page. A niche but beloved tool for anime fans and power users
Script for MPV that helps mark timestamps, crop coordinates, and format full FFmpeg commands for clip extraction — all without interrupting playback. Features customizable keybindings, clipboard integration, and a shared data API used by my companion tool, pwebm, for automated background encoding