I’m a technical support engineer with more than a decade of experience helping people navigate complex problems in SaaS and fintech. I’m also a curious builder — someone who follows questions, experiments with ideas, and creates systems that make information easier to work with. Outside of work, I design small tools, websites, and data workflows. Whether I’m debugging a tough integration, modeling a data pipeline, or learning a new technology from scratch, I’m drawn to work that blends systems thinking, clarity, and thoughtful design.
EXPERIENCE
For the past six years, I’ve supported enterprise clients and developers in a SaaS environment — often diving into complex technical issues involving APIs, data, integrations, and distributed systems. My background in support has shaped how I work: investigate deeply, think holistically, and simplify what’s complicated.
Alongside my support work, I’ve become increasingly focused on architecting internal tools, data flows, and automation pipelines. I enjoy turning messy or unstructured information into organized, reliable systems — something I explore through freelance work and personal projects.
Proficient in JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Node.js, React, and Express. Experienced with REST APIs, payment integrations (Stripe, PayPal), and SQL-based systems like PostgreSQL. Comfortable with cloud services (Google Cloud Platform), deployments, and performance debugging.
I enjoy understanding how parts connect — services, data flows, schemas, and processes. Recently, I’ve been building modular ETL pipelines, working with Cloud Run Jobs, staging → public schema patterns, idempotent ingestion, and data modeling for large datasets.
Strong analytical instincts and a methodical approach to debugging — from reproducing edge cases to analyzing logs and uncovering root causes. I enjoy building solutions that increase clarity and reduce friction.
I value supportive teamwork and have experience mentoring peers, aligning stakeholders, and driving cross-functional problem solving. I thrive in async-first environments that respect different working styles.
Below, you’ll find some example websites I’ve built, along with personal projects I’m experimenting with.
Building something with soul
1872 Trading Co. is more than a candle shop — it’s an exploration of handcrafted design, storytelling, and product identity inspired by Colorado landscapes and the idea of home.
This project blends full-stack development with physical branding and e-commerce UX. I’m experimenting with layout, tone, and product photography to create a memorable digital storefront.
Static landing pages for fictitious businesses that demonstrate clean, functional layouts across industries.
A welcoming site for a residential complex with amenities, floor plans, and local highlights.
A polished site for an auto detailing service with clear pricing and testimonials.
An upscale informational site with fleet details, amenities, and destinations.
A charming site for a floral shop that highlights seasonal arrangements and events.
An engaging site for a flight school with programs, requirements, and instructor bios.