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A Denver-based, AI-native engineering practice for companies that need real software built — and the messy systems behind it untangled. One senior engineer, running on the AI agents and tooling that let one person move at the speed and breadth of a team. The person who scopes the work is the person who builds it.
Scope
Three deliverable categories. Concrete things I build, with the stack and shape of project under each one.
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End-to-end web and mobile applications. On greenfield projects I default to TypeScript and Postgres — well-understood tools that hold up over years. On rebuilds I work in whatever stack you’re already running.
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Cloud infrastructure, CI/CD, and the data pipelines that turn scattered operational data into live dashboards, reports, and automated decisions — with AI in the loop where it earns its place.
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Production agents and AI-augmented workflows built with the observability, audit trails, and rollback to run unsupervised — the same kind of tooling I use to run this practice at team speed.
Proof
Two products conceived, designed, built, and shipped end to end — the same way I’d ship yours.
A social fitness platform — find local workouts, train together, and let hosts earn. Native iOS app and marketing site, live on the App Store.
iOS · Swift · Cloudflare · Stripe
AI-generated previewA consumer AI app: paint zones onto a photo of your yard and get a photorealistic preview of it landscaped, plus the plants to make it real.
iOS · Swift · Workers · gpt-image · Claude
How it works
I scope every project myself before quoting, and the first call is free. Four phases from initial conversation through ongoing support.
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A working call followed by a written scope — deliverables, timeline, fixed price or T&M, and the assumptions I'm working from. If we agree on it, we start.
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I write the code. You see it on a staging URL within the first week and every week after, with a check-in focused on the work itself rather than a status update.
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Production deploy with monitoring, a runbook, and a handover doc your team can use. I own the launch end to end, including being on call through the first week.
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Optional retainer for fixes, iteration, and the second-order work that tends to come up after launch. Monthly, cancel anytime.
Currently · 2026
I’m taking on a small number of new engagements this year. Tell me what you’re building and I’ll come back with whether it’s a fit and what scoping it would look like.
