Most of these systems live in private repositories — client work, internal platforms, things I can’t open-source. So instead of code, here’s the thinking: the problem each one solved, the architecture decisions behind it, and the impact it shipped. Open any case study for the full breakdown.
A multi-tenant platform spanning petroleum marketing, market operations, and rentals — with multi-branch support, role-based access control, audit logging, and expense tracking. Built end-to-end with Next.js 15 server actions and Supabase.
A privacy-first, offline-capable life-management platform across Health, Finance, Faith, and Habits. One portable Go API serves a Next.js web app, a native Android app, and a CLI — all sharing a single spec-generated typed contract and a custom last-write-wins sync engine.
A dynamic reporting engine built on the adapter pattern and refactored regex pipelines that eliminated 95%+ of the custom coding needed to produce client report deliverables. Owned end-to-end, conception to ship.
Secure, robust, and performant APIs that expose client data for business intelligence — engineered for data integrity and client data safety from the first endpoint.
Rebuilt a client’s shell-based sync tool into a performant native Android app with enhanced features, deployed to 20+ internal users. Added WebSockets to replace backend polling.
Currently leading app development and standing up the CI/CD pipeline that ships it — build, test, and release automation designed to keep delivery fast and dependable.