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About Me
A software engineer who has spent 10+ years taking products from idea to launch, for clients, for employers, and for myself.
My Story
Dizon Developer started in 2015 as my personal portfolio: a simple site to showcase my freelance work. No team, no funding, just a conviction that businesses of every size deserve software built with real care.
It hasn't been a straight line since. Years of balancing a day job with freelance work after hours, a small team I built and then had to disband when the pandemic hit outsourced work hard, and a rebuild from scratch that proved the belief could survive contact with reality.
Today, Dizon Developer is my brand as an engineer. I'm building my own product line, and I'm looking for an early-stage startup that needs a technical partner. The approach hasn't changed: listen deeply, build thoughtfully, and ship with confidence.
The Journey
From a personal portfolio to building products of my own.
May 2015
I registered dizondeveloper.com as a personal portfolio to showcase my work, and it quickly became the home base for my freelance career.
2015 – 2018
For three years, I balanced two worlds: a 6 AM–3 PM office job and freelance projects in the hours around it. Careful time management made both possible.
April 2018
I left the office to work from home full-time, building and leading a small team of freelancers across client projects while still taking on remote work of my own.
2020
When COVID-19 hit, several clients scaled back outsourced teams to protect their in-house staff, and the market slowed sharply. My team disbanded, and I started over on my own.
2021
I returned to a full-time office role while rebuilding my client base on the side.
2022
I moved into a full-time corporate role, keeping freelance work going on a smaller scale with a few projects a year alongside it.
Present
I'm building my own product line, starting with DizLink, and I'm open to joining an early-stage startup as its technical co-founder or fractional CTO.
End-to-end ownership of the technical side: turning an idea into a plan, the plan into a working product, and the product into something real users can rely on.
An early-stage startup that needs a technical partner, as a co-founder or fractional CTO, to plan, build, and ship its first product.
How I Work
These aren't wall decorations. They shape every decision I make and every line of code I write.
I stay current with modern tools and practices, so your product isn't built on yesterday's stack.
I take pride in clean, well-tested code. Every line I write is something I'm proud to put my name on.
No jargon, no surprises. I explain trade-offs in plain language and keep you in the loop at every step.
I don't just take tickets. I engage with the business, challenge assumptions, and push for the best solution.
Past Work
More of the projects I've shipped over the years live on my personal portfolio.
If you're a founder looking for a technical partner, I'd love to hear what you're working on.
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