Magento (now mage-os.org) remains one of the strongest platforms for serious e-commerce: deep catalog and promotions, B2B and B2C, and virtually no hard ceiling on store configuration when you need it.

I deliver Magento 2 / Mage-OS / Adobe Commerce projects with Hyvä storefronts, Cloud ops, custom modules and integrations — with AI-assisted delivery in Cursor under clear engineering discipline so upgrades stay painless.

Design patterns & SOLID

Custom code follows Magento-native structure and classic design patterns: thin orchestrators (commands, cron, observers), services with a single responsibility, preferences and plugins over core hacks, and dependency injection on interfaces.

SOLID is the day-to-day filter — open for extension, closed for careless edits — so modules stay reviewable and Magento / Mage-OS version bumps do not become archaeology.

Testing as acceptance gates

Testing is not a separate “please add tests” afterthought. Pipelines verify that acceptance criteria are met before merge or deploy.

Unit tests cover pure logic; Magento integration tests cover wiring that matters; Playwright E2E covers storefront paths that must keep working. The goal is confidence to upgrade and ship — not ceremony for its own sake.

What I work on

I am a core backend engineer who became a tech lead through experience growth and a lasting passion for sysadmin and integrations — always quality-oriented.

• Storefronts and checkout (Hyvä / Hyvä Checkout)
• Custom modules, catalog / EAV, promotions
• ERP / PIM / marketplace / payment integrations
• Infra automation with Ansible (hosts, deploy paths, repeatable ops)
• Performance: Varnish, Fastly, Redis, OpenSearch, New Relic
• Upgrade-friendly modules: DI, plugins, SRP services, criteria-gated CI