About
I’m a systems administrator, full-stack developer, and EdTech-focused builder with 10+ years of experience designing software that supports real operations. My work centers on structure: clean data models, clear roles, maintainable logic, and interfaces people can actually use.
I build platforms that turn messy workflows into usable systems — admin portals, reporting tools, internal dashboards, academic platforms, and role-based applications designed for accountability and clarity.
What I build
- Operational platforms for teams that need structure, visibility, and reliable workflows
- Admin portals and internal tools built around real users and real constraints
- Role-based systems with permissions, access control, and multi-level user models
- Workflow applications that support review, action, tracking, and resolution
- Dashboards and reporting that help teams work with cleaner data
- Documentation and implementation planning that make systems easier to maintain
Selected work
One of my flagship builds is FMMS (Forfeiture Management & Monitoring System), a custom internal case-management platform developed for a regulated multi-location operation. It centralized deadlines, documentation, financial exposure, workflow status, and internal reporting into a single production system built for high-accountability environments.
How I work
I care about foundations: data integrity, clear permissions, maintainable architecture, and systems that continue to work as requirements grow. I value practical results — fewer manual steps, cleaner reporting, easier onboarding, and tools that reduce friction instead of adding to it.
- Clarity: straightforward interfaces, readable documentation, and reduced cognitive load
- Structure: normalized relational models, reusable logic, and predictable workflows
- Pragmatism: systems built for actual users, not idealized demos
Background
I hold a Bachelor of Science and a Level 5 TEFL certification. I’m fluent in French, conversational in Spanish, and comfortable working across technical, academic, and multilingual environments.
Travel has also shaped how I think about systems and people. I’ve visited 23 countries outside the U.S. and explored 40 out of 50 U.S. states, experiences that continue to inform how I think about usability, communication, and resilient design.
Next
I’m most interested in work that connects infrastructure, software, and organizational workflows — especially in operations, education, and environments where clean data and thoughtful UX matter. If you need a system that replaces confusion with structure, that’s the kind of work I do best.