Anton
Emery

I'm currently open to new opportunities, and I'm especially interested in roles where I can bring my full range of skills to bear, from modernizing legacy systems to building out component libraries and design systems from the ground up. I thrive on the kind of work that sits at the intersection of technical rigor and user experience: code that's well-architected under the hood and feels effortless to use.

One thing that would make the work genuinely exciting: music. I've been playing folk and roots music for years. Celtic, old time, bluegrass, and folk across a handful of instruments. The overlap between how I think about music and how I think about software is real. Both reward attention to detail, careful structure, and a sensitivity to how small decisions compound into something larger. If you're building software for musicians, instruments, or music technology, I'd love to talk. Whether it's a DAW, a gear platform, a music education tool, or anything in between. I'd bring not just my engineering experience, but a player's perspective on what musicians actually need from the tools they use.