About
Who I am, and how I work
Both sides
I know the factory and I ship the software
Seven years as an industrial engineer in manufacturing taught me where time and money leak out of operations. I now design and deliver manufacturing execution systems that close those gaps: shop floor execution, production tracking, downtime and scrap, OEE, plan versus actual, and the audit trail underneath all of it.
I work as a solo developer and carry a project from architecture through deployment and support. AI-assisted development is the implementation layer, which is the honest reason delivery is measured in weeks rather than quarters, and why one person can deliver what usually needs a vendor team.
What I do not claim is computer-science depth. The judgment I bring is industrial engineering: knowing what a plant actually needs, what the data model has to be, and what must never be allowed to happen. That is why the systems get used instead of ignored.
Mission
Remove manual work with software. Every repetitive report, manual reconciliation, and paper form is a target.
Vision
Factories where engineers spend their time improving processes, not copying data between systems.
Education
MS, Engineering Management (manufacturing concentration)
BS, Industrial Engineering
Certifications
OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Safety
Six Sigma Green Belt (in progress)
5S Certified
Hazard Communication
What I build with
I build and ship working tools on this stack. I am an industrial engineer first, not a career developer, and I lean on modern AI tooling to get real software into production.