Product systems
I trace the actual workflow—from the first click to the database row—and build the API, permissions, and interface around how people really work.
Software, systems & the work between them
I'm Dayron. I help companies improve how they work through thoughtful software, secure infrastructure, and hands-on engineering from idea to production.
Close to the details.
Accountable for the whole.
Experience across the system.
My work often crosses product, systems, security, and infrastructure. I keep those decisions connected to the people and business needs they support.
Selected work / 2023—2026
Each project began with a different need. The result connects a considered user experience with the engineering required to support it.
GameVerse brings several layers together: a Tauri launcher, Blazor interfaces, ASP.NET Core and PostgreSQL services, and a Native AOT Windows component for machine-level operations.
Sensitive operations stay outside the presentation layer.
Three medical locations, one day-to-day system. The public site, appointments, staff intranet, protected files, reporting, and permissions now share the same backbone.
Less tab-hopping. Fewer blind spots. Clear ownership.
Compliance depends on a clear paper trail. The platform brings invoices, customers, staff, services, audits, and PDF workflows into one consistent operating system.
Clear records and dependable workflows for daily operations.
Acentos needed a digital home that reflected the character of the show. Its editorial voice, episodes, and media now have a focused experience across every screen.
A responsive home that feels consistent with the show.
Grand Line Market pairs a distinctive visual language with adaptive themes, reusable storefront components, and a shopping experience that stays clear on a phone.
Character where it helps. Clarity where it matters.
WireGuard SDK · NetBird Daemon SDK · ManifestTool · TLFrontier Launcher · WPF/Blazor templates · Form Builder
Connected thinking
I stay connected to the problem across the interface, service, network, and operating environment so important decisions remain coherent.
I trace the actual workflow—from the first click to the database row—and build the API, permissions, and interface around how people really work.
When the browser is the wrong boundary, I work closer to the machine: Windows Services, Native AOT, C++, WPF, Tauri, and process integrity.
Identity before access, signed artifacts before trust, and private paths where public exposure adds nothing. WireGuard, NetBird, mTLS, gRPC, and SignalR.
I ship the container, wire the DNS, watch the logs, and document the recovery path. Docker, PostgreSQL, GHCR, Coolify, Cloudflare, and CI/CD.
Technology in practice
Tools selected to fit the requirementReact · Next.js · TypeScript · Blazor · Tauri · WPF · MudBlazor · Tailwind · Radix UI
C# · .NET 10 · ASP.NET Core · Minimal APIs · EF Core · PostgreSQL · FluentValidation · REST
C++ · Rust · Native AOT · Windows Services · mTLS · ECDSA · HWID · Zero Trust · WFP
WireGuard · NetBird · gRPC · SignalR · Docker · GHCR · Coolify · Cloudflare · Azure · Google Cloud
Proxmox · Linux VMs · Traefik · Nginx Proxy Manager · OPNsense · Portainer · MinIO · OpenMediaVault
Cloud, VPS & homelab
I stay involved in where traffic enters, where data lives, how services are observed, and how the system recovers when something goes wrong.
Azure and Google Cloud when managed scale earns its cost; Cloudflare when the edge can do the job faster and closer to the user.
Reliable releases come from repeatable images, automated pipelines, and deployment paths that do not depend on undocumented knowledge.
My homelab is a practical environment for learning and validation: Linux VMs, storage, private services, local AI, backups, and realistic testing.
Domains, certificates, proxies, firewalls, and private routes are part of the product. I make the path from the public edge to the service deliberate.
When something breaks at 2 a.m., the system should say what happened. Health checks, useful logs, deployment visibility, automation, and tested backups provide the answer.
Git · CI/CD · Images · Secrets · Logs · Recovery
Global delivery, managed services, DNS, edge and production workloads.
Virtualized services, storage, networking, local AI and controlled test environments.
A little context
I'm Dayron A. B. González. I live in Southwest Florida, build under the name SnowdenDev, and still get genuinely excited when a difficult system finally becomes simple to use.
I like the parts nobody screenshots: permission models, deployment paths, recovery plans, logs that answer the question, and the small interaction that saves someone ten minutes every day.
That curiosity takes me from React and ASP.NET Core to C++, Native AOT, gRPC, Windows Services, Proxmox, and Traefik. The stack changes; the responsibility does not.
Direct collaboration
Southwest Florida · 2026
“If I ask a business to trust the software, I want to understand every layer carrying that promise.”
You work directly with the person shaping the architecture, writing the code, and supporting the system when production needs attention.
How I show up
The job is not finished at merge. I stay through deployment, the odd edge case, and the first honest feedback from the people using it.
Every architecture spends something—time, money, speed, or simplicity. I make that choice visible before it becomes expensive.
Good software should not need its original author standing beside it forever. Clear code, useful logs, and honest documentation matter.
Have a system that could work better?
If your company wants to improve an established process, strengthen its infrastructure, or bring a valuable product across the finish line, let's talk.