I deliver platforms. End to end.

For 36 years, I've been building software — from embedded systems to enterprise platforms, from desktop apps to AI-powered web applications. The last three years have been deeply focused on AI-assisted development, which has multiplied what one person can deliver.

Most engagements separate thinking from building. A consultant tells you what to build. A freelancer builds what you tell them. An agency hands off between account managers, project managers, and developers. Each handoff loses information.

I don't do handoffs. I do end-to-end delivery. I lead every engagement from strategy through deployment. When a project needs a specialist — a designer, a data engineer — I bring them in. But you never manage them. I manage them. One point of accountability, one result.

My portfolio includes AIDA — an enterprise tax compliance platform reconciling over a million rows across SAP and Procore (7-month solo build, 1,128 passing tests), an AI persona clone with voice interaction and RAG over private documents, a 14-service SaaS admin platform behind a Kong gateway, and a privacy-first teleprompter PWA where your microphone never leaves the browser.

I work with non-technical founders and CEOs of seed-stage companies (5–20 people, funded or building) who need a custom platform built. You know what problem you need solved. I know how to build the solution. One engagement, one point of accountability, your platform shipped.