2026 Alex Carter

I build complete web products — APIs, interfaces, infrastructure — for teams that need to ship fast and scale clean.

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AC — [ALEX-CARTER]

full stack developer

Based
Remote / EU

Focus
Web apps — APIs — Cloud

Work

6+
Pulse Analytics dashboard with purple and blue charts
Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQL

Pulse Analytics

Realtime metrics for 40k daily events.
Sub-second queries, zero stale dashboards.

Loop Commerce storefront with warm product grid
ReactNode.jsStripe

Loop Commerce

Headless storefront with 99.98%
checkout uptime across two regions.

Drift Travel app screens with map and itinerary cards
React NativeGraphQL

Drift Travel

Itinerary builder used by 12k travelers,
synced offline-first on every device.

Forge CI pipeline dashboard with terminal logs
GoDockerAWS

Forge CI

Deploy pipeline that cut release time
from hours to four minutes.

FromDatabaseTo Deploy

One developer, the whole stack. I take products from first commit to production and stay for the part where they grow.

  • Frontend

    React and Next.js interfaces that stay fast under real traffic and feel instant to use.

    →
  • Backend

    Typed APIs, clean data models and queues that survive the traffic spike on launch day.

    →
  • DevOps

    Docker, CI/CD and infrastructure as code — deploys nobody has to think about.

    →

Stack

12+

Tools I reach for by default — picked for reliability, not novelty. The right stack is the one your team can still maintain in two years.

  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Next.js
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • GraphQL
  • Redis
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • AWS
  • Terraform
  • CI/CD

[ About ]

I'm Alex Carter. For the last eight years I've built web products end to end — the schema, the API, the interface and the pipeline that ships it.

  • [01]

    Ship small, ship often

    Weekly releases beat yearly rewrites. Small batches catch bad assumptions early.

  • [02]

    Boring tech, exciting product

    Proven tools, few dependencies. The excitement belongs in the product, not the stack.

  • [03]

    Own it in production

    Whoever writes the code carries the pager. It changes how carefully you write it.

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