Fifteen years of C# and full-stack work, plus commercial products I ship, sell, and support myself. I use AI tooling to move fast — but the reason projects land is that I can read, debug, and operate what comes out the other side.
Fixed scope, fixed price, agreed before I start. If a project isn't a fit I'll tell you in the first call rather than after the deposit.
You or your team shipped something fast with Cursor, Claude Code, or Lovable. It works until it doesn't. I take it over, find out what it actually does, and make it safe to change.
The spreadsheet that six people edit and nobody trusts. The manual process that eats a day a week. I turn it into something with a login and a database.
Full e-commerce builds on Astro and Cloudflare, including the unglamorous part — payment integration, shipping workflows, and getting through Google Merchant Center policy review.
A narrow field I've worked in commercially for years. Custom Rust and Minecraft plugins, Discord and RCON integrations, crash diagnosis on servers that won't stay up.
All of these are mine end to end — design, build, deploy, and the support tickets afterward.
A storefront for 3D printed tabletop gaming accessories, built from an empty repo. Product catalog, checkout, order pipeline, and the fulfillment tooling behind it. I designed a multimodal support chatbot for it using tiered model routing and prompt caching to keep per-conversation cost low.
A catalog of C# plugins sold to game server operators on Codefling, including an emergency response event system, a PvP war mode, drone events, and container stacking. Real customers, real bug reports, real update cadence against a game that patches monthly.
A C# tool that pulls card data from the Scryfall API, lays out print sheets, and emits cut files for a Silhouette Cameo. Includes color profile work for consistent output on consumer laser printers — the kind of physical-world calibration you can't solve in software alone.
A single-box production environment running game server orchestration, file sync, storefront hosting, and tunneled public access. Built and maintained it through the parts nobody puts in a portfolio: JVM segfaults, memory diagnostics, and mod conflicts at 1am.
A dedicated Heimdall and Bor node on 7.4 TB of RAID0, tuned for low-latency block propagation, with a custom monitoring dashboard and live status feed. Storage layout, sync recovery, and performance tuning were the hard parts.
A modded Minecraft server with a custom datapack for dynamic spawn management and a hand-written compatibility mod that resolved a crash between two libraries neither maintainer had patched. Permissions, chat, and protection systems configured for a live player base.
One call to understand the problem, then a written scope with a fixed price and a date. If what you need is bigger than what you described, you'll hear it then — not halfway through.
Working deployments over status updates. I'd rather show you something rough in week one than describe something perfect in week four.
Your repo, your accounts, your infrastructure. Documented well enough that hiring me again is a choice rather than a requirement.
Or what you want built. Short description of the problem and your timeline is enough to start — I'll tell you within a day whether I'm the right person for it.