Through aumahinay.dev, I write about public finance workflows, publish educational tutorials on civil service and treasury competencies, build practical software utilities using Python and modern web technologies, and share reflections from my three-hectare fruit farm in Quezon.
My career sits at the intersection of local treasury administration and digital transformation. Rather than viewing public administration and software engineering as separate disciplines, I focus on how simple, deterministic code and well-structured relational databases can eliminate repetitive spreadsheet work, prevent manual transposition errors, and strengthen 360-degree public accountability.
