Websites, apps, and the systems around them
My main work is full-stack development: websites, web apps, and APIs, built frontend to backend. Around that, I automate the repetitive work that eats your team's time, and turn your data into dashboards that show what's working.
Why work with one person instead of three
Good software solves a real problem, not just adds a feature. Working with one person means the same judgment applied to the code, the automation, and the numbers behind it.
One Person, Three Disciplines
I write the code, build the automation, and read the data behind it myself. Nothing gets lost translating the project between three different specialists.
Direct, Not Routed
There's no account manager and no relay between you and the person building it. If you have a question, I'm the one answering it.
Built to Keep Running
The work doesn't stop at handoff. I stay available to fix, extend, or adjust it as the project actually gets used.
Everything I can help with
Every project pulls from the same three disciplines, whether it needs one of them or all three at once.
Let's build something
Got a problem worth solving, not just a feature to ship? That's exactly where I work: the product, the automation behind it, and the dashboard that proves it worked.
I build the product first, frontend to backend. Then I automate the repetitive work around it. Last comes the dashboard that shows how it's all performing.
A good product isn't just functional. It fits into how you already work, so it gets used instead of ignored. That's the standard I hold every build to, whether it's a web app, an automation, or a dashboard.