Services
Organized by the problems they solve rather than by technology. When a project spans several areas, it is still designed as one system.
Engineering systems & equipment integration
Connecting data from equipment and sensors to software.
Data from test and measurement equipment and sensors is acquired, processed, stored and made viewable on the web. An understanding of engineering data and lab environments makes requirements concrete quickly.
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Data processing & visualization
Turning accumulated data into something you can decide with.
Pipelines that clean and process data from many sources, and dashboards that show the numbers that matter at a glance.
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Web services & business systems
Bringing scattered work into one system.
Workflows split across spreadsheets, messengers and assorted tools become a web service or admin system, with screens and permissions designed around who does what, in which order.
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Automation & data collection
Repetitive collecting and data entry, done automatically.
Data that has to be gathered again and again from websites or external systems is collected automatically, shaped as needed, and stored or passed on to other systems.
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Backend & APIs
Servers and data structures that hold up as the service grows.
APIs shared by web and apps, integration with external systems, and database design, as well as restructuring and performance work on existing systems.
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E-commerce
Orders and stock in one place, however many channels you sell on.
From building online stores to operations systems that gather orders, stock and shipping from several sales channels, including payment and third-party integrations.
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Technologies I use most
Chosen to fit the problem, and not limited to this list.
- Backend
- Python, FastAPI, Django, Node.js
- Frontend
- React, Next.js
- Database
- PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis
- Infrastructure
- Docker, Linux, AWS
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