I'm a solo senior engineer. I build fixed-scope internal tools, dashboards, admin panels, and MVPs for US startups and small teams — $2,500–$5,000, delivered in 3–7 days. Everything below is live and clickable.
🟢 Currently taking 2 build slots · I work US Eastern hours daily
Two shipped products, one production client build, and spec demos you can click right now. Spec demos are labeled as such — honesty is part of the service.
SaaS I designed, built, and launched solo. Screens job applicants by SMS with a real state machine + parser: hard STOP compliance, quiet hours, human handoff. Try the live in-browser screener.
Live site ↗Data-pipeline observability: freshness SLAs, run history, failure drill-downs with logs, and an incident view. The kind of internal dashboard data teams pay for.
Open demo ↗CodeLogin, admin vs. read-only roles, full CRUD on an orders table, and an audit log that records every change. Demo credentials are on the login screen.
Open demo ↗CodeThe state machine behind Ephoria's screener — sanitized and public. Enforced guardrails, deterministic parsing with LLM assist, 23 tests, runnable console demo.
Read the code ↗Multi-property hotel group: brand site, property sites, menus, and booking-engine integration on masked subdomains. Designed, built, and shipped end to end.
Live site ↗My second business: a productized creative studio with a real portfolio — hotel client work, product campaigns, brand systems. Founder-led, systems-driven.
Live site ↗Not a proposal, not a mockup — a deployed, clickable first version of the thing you actually need. You keep it either way. If you want it finished, we agree a fixed price and it ships within the week.
Why free? Because a working demo beats any sales pitch, and I win on speed. Worst case, you get a free tool.
Eight years as a software engineer, including enterprise data-platform work — pipelines, warehousing, governance — for large organizations. That work is confidential, so I don't show it; everything on this page is public, live, and clickable instead.
Outside of client work I've designed, built, and launched two products of my own: Ephoria, a caregiver-hiring automation SaaS, and SutraHaus, a productized AI creative studio. Shipping my own products means I've done every part of the job: product decisions, architecture, UI, deployment, compliance, support.
I work solo — the person you talk to is the person who builds. I keep US Eastern hours overlap every working day.