This page is the work archive.
If you are short on time, start with Polaris, Obelisk, and Anatomia. Those are closer to the work I want to be judged on.
The top of the archive is commercial and operator-heavy work. Lower down there are older lab projects, side projects, and experiments that I still keep around because they show range and how I learned. They are useful context, but not the work I’d start with.
Flagship work
These are the projects closest to the kind of work I want to be judged on.
Retail operations platform
Batch stock truth, ledger integrity, and tenant-safe operations.
Retail operations platform covering POS, stock, ledgers, supplier workflows, reporting, and tenant-safe APIs.
AI brand workflow
Staged execution, realtime progress, reruns, and deliverable generation.
AI brand-development platform that turns a creative brief into research, strategy, creative direction, moodboards, and exportable deliverables.
AI content system
Specialized agents, retrieval, checkpointing, and strong guardrails.
AI-powered marketing platform with LangGraph agents, parallel RAG, and multi-tenant architecture
Clinical callback workflow
PHI controls, nurse review, escalation paths, and voice follow-up.
Care workflow platform for nurse callbacks, case review, encrypted transcripts, and voice follow-up.
Archive
I still keep these around because they show range and how I learned. They are not the main story anymore.
A Go load balancer with health checks, round-robin routing, concurrency handling, and a real-time dashboard.
A deep dive into my university project - a simple yet powerful image editor built with C++.
A Django project that embeds executable files within images using delimiter-based concatenation — and why real steganography is harder than this.
An IoT garbage monitoring system built with Arduino sensors, ESP8266 WiFi, a Python desktop dashboard, and a Kotlin Android app — and what I learned about hardware constraints.
Hugo + PaperMod with custom partials, Giscus comments, and a GitHub Actions deploy pipeline. How the site is built.