Performance engineering and SaaS architecture. Based in Kalispell, Montana.
isolated, typed, and easy to reason about.
Hooks, stores, and the data flowing cleanly between them.
REST and SSE talking to real services and a real database.
The shape an architecture takes under real, sustained load.
Powerful in theory. Exhausting to actually use.
What's left is what earns its place.
The same principle applied to software as to a well-made chair.
Linwood Business Solutions specializes in providing relationally-driven, insurance-based offerings to our enterprise partners. We seek to boost employer-employee relationships by maximizing “bottom line” insurance strategies.
With Linwood Business Solutions, my main takeaway was building a high-performance, type-safe B2B marketing platform using Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. The goal was to take complex enterprise insurance strategies and turn them into a clean, relationally-focused user experience. Deploying on Vercel allowed me to ensure top-tier core web vitals, instant static delivery, and a lightweight, maintainable code structure.
Ensure customer loyalty and repeat visits with advanced digital menu board solutions.
During my time at STRATACACHE, I owned the frontend architecture for high-scale client portals. Beyond just building UI components, my biggest takeaways were in performance and infrastructure engineering—like diagnosing critical memory leaks that cut cloud costs, handling real-time data pipelines, and migrating our package infrastructure to GitLab to improve developer velocity across the team.
Solo-built and published full-stack application (web + Google Play) helping users build better habits — tracking daily habits, affirmations, weight, water intake, fasting windows, and reading progress.
With Ascend, my biggest takeaway was learning how to design a flexible full-stack architecture that can handle wildly different types of user data—from habit streaks to hydration logs. Building it across both the Nuxt and Next environments with MongoDB forced me to focus heavily on modular UI components and scalable schema design, making sure the user dashboard stayed fast and responsive no matter how many metrics were being tracked.
Western Rockies Construction LLC. is a locally owned and operated, veteran-owned business committed to providing top-notch interior and exterior home services.
With Western Rockies Construction, my biggest takeaway was learning how to combine interactive UI design with strict business compliance. I built an interactive product visualizer so homeowners could explore custom deck components in real time, while also engineering a compliant SMS consent utility to ensure the client met carrier messaging regulations. It was a great exercise in balancing rich interactive frontend features with real-world legal and business requirements.
Solo-built two-part platform enabling realtors to capture, manage, and follow up with leads through customizable digital intake forms.
With GhostForm, my biggest takeaway was building a frictionless lead capture pipeline with reliable email automation. It wasn't just about crafting a clean, accessible frontend form; it was about the end-to-end flow—ensuring input data is validated, securely processed, and immediately dispatched via transactional email notifications so leads are never missed.