LEAD DEVELOPER ✳ COPENHAGEN, DK
Good software
has good bones.
I’m Lukas Alexandre, a Lead Developer at SimplerQMS. I shape software architecture, help developers grow, and build the little tools that make everyday work better.
Also, I use Arch, btw.
A LITTLE ROOM TO PLAY
Same work, different mood.
Pick the version that feels most like me. Consider this a tiny design experiment.
01 / SELECTED WORK
Things I’ve put
into the world.
A few projects from the intersection of good tooling and “surely there’s a better way.”
A LITTLE WILD.A LITTLE WIRED.
KeyboarDeer
A visual way to shape your KMonad keyboard layouts. Yes, there’s a smirking deer.
KMonad Device Manager
Automatically keeps keyboard remaps running as devices come and go. Set it, then forget it.
dotpkg
Manifest-driven Linux package management with a plan you can read before you commit.
railscasts.nvim
A warm, faithful take on the classic Railscasts color palette for modern Neovim.
05 / MY SETUP
TINKERED WITHOVER TIME ↗
dotfiles
Years of small tweaks to make my Linux environment feel exactly like mine.
Hunk
A cleaner way to read Git diffs. Just the change, with less ceremony.
Review Radar
A focused GitHub pull-request workspace that turns reviews, feedback, and PR health into an actionable queue—not another notification feed.
02 / THE HUMAN BIT
Curious by
default.
Good systems make room for people.
I’m a Lead Developer at SimplerQMS, based in Copenhagen. I care about the shape of a system—clear boundaries, sensible decisions, and enough room for what comes next.
Architecture is only part of the job. I enjoy sharing context, asking better questions, and helping other developers find their footing and grow. The best work is work a team can build on together.
After hours, that same curiosity turns into open-source tools for keyboards, Linux, and the editor. Small things, made useful.
Good things start
with hello.
Working through a tricky software problem, building a team, or just have an opinion about keyboards? My inbox is open.
[email protected]