I build the whole thing — the scraper that collects the data, the model that scores it, and the interface someone actually opens. Eight projects below, each one shipped and running.
Real systems designed end to end — from data collection through to the interface people actually use.
Agents with bad listing photos are the most likely to hire a photographer. This finds them automatically — scraping listings, scoring the photography, and ranking what is left into a call list.
A Techstars-backed Chicago fintech that monitors your existing loans and passes the lender referral commission back to you. They already had a marketing site; I revamped it rather than replacing it — same single-page format, restructured so a visitor understands the model before they hit the first CTA.
A five-page responsive redesign for a Charlotte real estate media company, now live on the client's domain. I rebuilt the visual system around the existing brand and organized the site around property work, pricing and booking.
A self-hosted replacement for the paid marketplace trackers. It watches catalog items for new listings and price movement, then alerts the moment something crosses a threshold worth acting on. I have used it for years to generate over $10,000 USD in profit.
I drive medical courier routes, so I built the tool I needed: log mileage and earnings from a phone, in a parking lot, with no signal. It nets fuel out of gross pay so the number on screen is actual take-home. Try the Sample Route (fictional data).
A custom Online Store 2.0 storefront for a premium headwear brand, structured around four named collections. The Phase 3 static preview shows the latest rebrand, product presentation and fit guidance; it is not a live Shopify checkout. Explore the Phase 3 Preview ↗
A two-part system I built to run my own job search: a Python scraper that pulls and ranks courier postings around Charlotte, and a dashboard that turns the ranked feed into a command center. It surfaced the listing at a 70 fit score — the lead that became a job I took.
My computer graphics final: the solar system in raw WebGL with no scene-graph library in between. Written to get the matrix math right by hand rather than let a framework hide it.
The stack matters, but what I do with it matters more. Here are the kinds of work I take from idea through delivery.
I turn a confusing process into a page or app someone can navigate, use on a phone, and understand without a walkthrough. That includes responsive frontends, offline-first tools, and editable storefronts. See Apriority's site or the offline mile tracker.
Tools: TypeScript, JavaScript, React, CSS, Shopify Liquid, service workers
I collect messy information, clean and rank it, then put the useful part in front of a person. My real-estate lead pipeline scores listing photos so photographers know whom to call first; my courier dashboard filters new jobs by location and fit.
Tools: Python, Playwright, OpenCV, FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, PostgreSQL, SQLite
I work past the mockup: forms, APIs, data storage, deployment, and the follow-up after someone clicks. I test the paths a real user takes and check the published result, not just a local screenshot.
Tools: Git, GitHub, Docker, automated tests, browser testing, Cloudflare
I use AI assistants to explore approaches, draft code, and speed up repetitive work. They help me move faster, but I still read the changes, test the behavior, and decide what ships. Generated answers are a starting point, not proof that something works.
AI tools: Hermes Agent, Codex, Gemini
Open to software engineering roles and freelance client work. Based in Charlotte, available remotely.