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Selected Work

I design and ship the one screen that matters

I am a freelance product engineer. I work end to end, from a week on the floor to typed, tested code in production, and I leave a runbook so your team owns it. A few of the things I have shipped.

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Featured Build

Tilt, One Screen To Run The Day

Devon Park × Tilt · Ops Dashboard

Five tabs and a chat became one realtime dashboard around three numbers. Ten weeks, forty-two tests, and a runbook the team owns.

Builds

Shipped, typed, and documented

A developer at a desk at night facing a monitor of code lit blue

Logistics · Web App

Tilt Dashboard

Five tabs became one realtime screen around three numbers.

A printed code listing with coloured tabs under the blue glow of a monitor

Fintech · API

Ledger Sync

A flaky nightly job rebuilt as a typed, tested realtime sync.

Hands at a keyboard beside a large printed system architecture diagram under a monitor glow

Health · Portal

Intake Flow

A ten-field intake rebuilt as a three-step, validated flow.

Dual monitors of logs and charts on a desk lit blue, with a notebook and mug beside them

SaaS · Internal Tool

Pulse Admin

A read-only admin grown into a safe, audited internal tool.

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Commerce · Checkout

One-Page Pay

A four-step checkout collapsed into one tested page.

A tabbed stack of annotated specification pages under a blue desk light

Data · Pipeline

Quarry ETL

A spreadsheet process rebuilt as a documented data pipeline.

How I Work

The same method behind every build

1

Spend time where the work actually happens.

2

Build the one screen or flow that answers the real question.

3

Ship it typed, tested, and documented for your team.

Your Product

A team flying blind across too many tools?

If your people cross-check five screens to answer one question, the tooling is the problem. I design and ship the one screen that answers it, built to last.