01 — Introduction
Engineering scalable
systems that ship.
I'm Selwyn — a Java and Spring Boot engineer building full-stack products end to end, from backend APIs and microservices to React and Next.js on the client. Focused on Investment Management, Digital Assets, and emerging technologies in finance.
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02 — Latest writing
Recent Writing
Jev in the Break Queue: Your Break Queue Doesn't Need a Model That Talks
TypeSafe's Jev returns a typed decision with a probability instead of prose, in milliseconds and for a fraction of a cent. Applied to NAV reconciliation break triage, with a live simulator showing where to set the confidence gate and why calibration decides whether that gate means anything.
The Keyed Worker Pool: Parallel Kafka Consumers That Keep Order
Kafka orders records inside a partition. The moment you hand a batch to an executor, that guarantee is gone. Four interactive simulations of the machinery that gets parallelism back without losing order: mailbox dispatch, the low-watermark commit, pause-based backpressure, and the rebalance gap no broker setting can close.
Six Mechanisms That Decide Whether an Asset Can Be Tokenized
Not the token standard — the machinery underneath it. Six interactive simulations of the mechanics that govern tokenized funds: atomic settlement, the compliance subgraph, mirror-record drift, NAV staleness, liquidity transformation, and a scoring model for what gets tokenized next.
03 — Topics
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04 — Expertise
Building production-grade
financial technology.
Specializing in investment management platforms, digital asset infrastructure, and high-performance backend systems. Working solo means direct engineering — no relay.
Backend Architecture
Java, Spring Boot, microservices, API design, and high-throughput data pipelines.
Full-Stack Development
React, Next.js, TypeScript — from database design to responsive frontend UI.
FinTech & Digital Assets
Tokenized securities, fund accounting, SEC compliance, and blockchain integration.
05 — Connect
Let's build something
together.
Whether it's discussing technology trends, collaborating on projects, or sharing feedback — I'd love to connect.