Senior full-stack / product engineer focused on premium interfaces, AI workflows, ecommerce platforms, and production-ready systems that feel fast, thoughtful, and reliable.
Each project shows the full path — from product decisions and interface design to architecture, integrations, and production polish.
A native macOS clipboard workspace that makes repeated work searchable and reusable.
Built ClipState with pinned history, keyboard-first retrieval, configurable AI actions, and local-first persistence, turning a transient system utility into a dependable daily workspace.
A tray-first speech tool that unifies local and cloud voice engines.
Built a desktop AI voice app with multi-provider TTS, shortcuts, playback controls, history, and production-ready macOS packaging.
A commerce operations dashboard for catalog, inventory, orders, integrations, and business workflows.
Designed and implemented a commerce operations dashboard with catalog and order workflows, reporting, integrations, and deployment infrastructure.
An AI eyewear experience that reduces uncertainty before purchase.
Built a full-stack virtual try-on flow with Gemini and Amazon Nova so shoppers can upload a portrait, compare frame variants, and share personalized results.
The same path every project travels — from understanding the problem to the details users never consciously notice but always feel.
Shape the problem, workflows, scope, and edge cases before writing code.
Create accessible interfaces and reusable components that stay consistent as products grow.
Build frontend, backend, APIs, data, auth, integrations, and deployment as one system.
Refine loading, responsiveness, motion, SEO, and the details users actually feel.
Most software problems aren't technical — they're coordination problems between people, process, data, and the business. This is the path every project travels. Scroll through it, or focus a stage to see how it's built.
I've spent my career on the far side of the launch — where the interesting problems aren't writing the code, but understanding the business well enough to know which code is worth writing.
That's the difference between shipping and owning. The systems I've built are still running quietly today, doing their job — and I'm still glad to put my name on them.
Long-term responsibility from idea to iteration.
Worked directly with business, sales, support, marketing, and operations teams.
Maintained and improved systems over years, not just launch day.
Performance, clarity, maintainability, and user value.
