Open for freelance work.
I'm based in Albuquerque and work remotely. Below is what I build most often — the list isn't exhaustive, and the honest test is whether you have a real problem rather than whether it fits a category.
Custom Websites
I build marketing sites, portfolios, landing pages, and full product sites in Next.js, React, and Tailwind, then host them on Vercel or wherever you already are.
Responsive on every screen, a content editor if you want to update it yourself, sensible SEO, and analytics so you can see what's working.
Data Pipelines
I write Python that takes messy, real-world inputs and turns them into clean, structured outputs you can actually trust.
ETL jobs, web scraping, API integrations, transformations, and scheduled tasks that run on their own and tell you when something breaks.
Full-Stack Apps
I take an app from idea to deployed product, owning the frontend, the backend, and the database from end to end.
Accounts and authentication, payments, dashboards, admin tools, and real-time features that stay fast under load.
One-Off Scripts
If there's a task you keep doing by hand every week, I'll automate it so it quietly runs itself.
Report generation, data cleanup, file conversion, formatting, and small integrations between the tools you already use.
Anything I can build
If it's software and you have a problem worth solving, ask, because the unconventional projects are usually the most interesting ones.
Browser extensions, bots, internal tools, automations, and the genuinely strange ideas other people won't take on.
Four steps, no surprises.
A conversation, free
You describe the problem. I tell you whether software is the right answer, and sometimes it isn't. I would rather say so than take the work.
A written scope
What gets built, what doesn't, what it costs, and when it lands. Fixed price where the scope is clear, hourly where it genuinely isn't.
Build, in the open
You see progress as it happens rather than at the end. Course corrections are cheap early and expensive late, so early is when I ask.
Handover that holds
Deployed, documented, and yours. You get the accounts, the code, and an explanation of how it works — not a dependency on me.
A small site starts in the low hundreds. A pipeline or an app is scoped and quoted after the first conversation, because guessing a number before understanding the problem helps neither of us.
I will not sell you something you don't need. If your problem is really a spreadsheet, a form, or an afternoon with the settings page of a tool you already pay for, I'll tell you that and you can keep your money.
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