Pillar 04
Where It’s Heading
Same builder instinct, aimed at a technical seat.
The whole portfolio makes one argument: when something's in my way, I build the tool that removes it — 47+ shipped projects, entirely self-taught. The next chapter is doing that as the job itself, not something built around the edges of one.
And here’s the proof I mean it
I built the tool for this job search.
A personal job-hunting dashboard that scrapes five job boards, AI-ranks every listing, benchmarks the pay against government wage data, and pings me on Discord when a good one lands — the Build Loop pointed straight at my own career.
Job Hunter — what it looks like
The same instinct that turns a wedding into a paperwork PWA and a lift into a competition simulator turned “I need a better job” into a system. That’s what you’d be hiring.
Read the full case study →What I’m looking for
Software and technical builder roles — full-stack, automation-heavy, or AI-integration work especially. I’m self-taught and shipped, not credentialed: 47+ live projects across Next.js/React, Python automation, Postgres/SQLite pipelines, Playwright-driven scraping, and Claude/AI integrations — each one built because I hit a real problem and refused to work around it by hand.
This isn’t a career pivot so much as a change in what I get paid for. Theexecution track record — running high-throughput operations atAmazon (teams of 25–50, ~25,000 packages/day), holdingR2 V3 compliance on a returns-and-repair line, coordinating3 simultaneous events with sub-15-minute room flips — is what taught me to ship under pressure and learn fast. The next chapter just puts that instinct on the tools full-time instead of around the edges of a day job.
Resume
📄 I tailor a resume to the specific role rather than shipping one generic PDF.Get in touch and I’ll send the version that fits the seat.