Evidence, not claims.
Selected delivered work — engineering, infrastructure, automation and systems — with the context, the method and the measured results.
7 studies that show the range.
Full-Stack School ERP
Designed and shipped a full-stack ERP end-to-end — from requirements through deployment — consolidating student records, attendance, finance and communication, with notification, messaging and authentication capabilities serving the whole institution.
Read case studyAtlas — Distributed Infrastructure Engine
Atlas discovers and models infrastructure as a graph, schedules workloads, replicates state through a from-scratch Raft layer, injects controlled failures, correlates them into incidents and produces advisory AI analysis — running entirely over an in-memory event bus on a single machine, with real-time visualization and algorithmic transparency.
Read case studyNEXUS — Autonomous Homelab SRE
An evidence-first autonomous SRE agent built around four hard rules — evidence over vibes, allowlisted typed tools, approval enforced outside the model, and explainable reasoning. Investigates incidents the way a careful operator would, verified live against PostgreSQL and Redis.
Read case studyCS2RGB — Counter-Strike × OpenRGB Lighting
A Python service that taps CS2's Game State Integration API and drives OpenRGB directly — lighting reacts to health, flash/smoke/burn status, game phase and round events (bomb, kills, round wins) with secure secret-key authentication and full event logging.
Read case studyOn-Premises Infrastructure Build
Specced, built and operated on-premises server and network infrastructure from the ground up — switching, structured cabling, storage and monitoring — that cut internet downtime by 50% and eliminated recurring ISP support calls.
Read case studyBusiness Automation & Operations
Identified where staff time was being burned on repetitive work, then scripted and automated it — reclaiming 15+ hours per week and cutting release errors by 45%.
Read case studyNeo Learn — SMS as a Transport Layer
A systems experiment in treating SMS and SIM Toolkit as transport mechanisms rather than the application itself — course progress, assessment state and submissions live centrally, and the learner reaches that state through web, mobile, SMS or STK without the learning engine ever knowing which interface was used.
Read case studyYour project won't fit a template — and it shouldn't.
The method is consistent: understand the work, scope honestly, deliver and measure. The free first conversation establishes where your project would land.
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