Each of these is written as problem, constraints, what I built, and what I decided. The decisions are the part worth reading.
Prospecta Marketing 2025 - present
A Python agent on AWS that watches Basecamp for work assigned to me, loads the right client context, writes a tailored solution with the Claude API, and emails it back. It is live in production and saves me 60% or more of the time those tasks used to take.
Vocation Action Network 2025 - present
I inherited a WordPress site for an organization with a membership in the millions and found sensitive signup functionality sitting in a public folder. I rebuilt the system instead of patching the problem.
DNVR and PHNX 2021 - 2022
I built the full WordPress front end for a sports media startup. Two days before launch the backend developer quit on a phone call, and the site was disconnected from AWS with nobody left who understood it.
Lacroix Hockey and Drill House Sports Center 2022 - 2025
Two sites for a hockey organization tied to Colorado Avalanche alumni, plus custom booking and payment tools. The new system brought the monthly software cost down from more than $600 to $25.
Vocation Action Network 2025
A WordPress plugin giving members control over their profile and password, built from scratch. Changing a password re-issues the auth cookie, so members stay signed in instead of getting kicked out.
Kharon 2026
A timeboxed Next.js 15 take-home rebuilding a news site's reader app against a headless CMS. I built the SEO surface, worked around a caching constraint I found, and documented the tradeoffs in DECISIONS.md.
Prospecta Marketing clients 2024 - present
Agency work across a 100+ client book. CMS architecture, a redesign recovery for a large multi-location dental group, conversion layouts that ended up being used across the company, and a credential breach that made me the person people called when something went wrong.
Ahead of the Curve Media 2023
A full-stack React and Express site for a real estate consultant, with Stripe Checkout, verified webhooks, and TLS I provisioned myself on EC2. Shipped and ran in production without a technical issue.