Systems built to
hold at scale
and explain themselves.

I design and build full-stack software and data infrastructure for institutions that cannot afford downtime — from a production IAM platform serving 750,000 users across 171 Kentucky school districts to commercial SaaS processing $18M in transactions. I work where complex domain problems meet the people who need the solution to be correct, observable, and maintainable.

Stillwell Award — Kentucky Dept. of Education, Office of Educational Technology, 2022
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Work

Six projects across identity engineering, data infrastructure, and commercial full-stack development — each chosen because it posed a non-trivial problem worth explaining.

Statewide Identity Platform — Kentucky Dept. of Education

◆ Stillwell Award

A production identity and access management system scaled from a single district to 750,000+ users across 171 Kentucky school districts — built with 99.9% uptime, full FERPA and CIPA compliance, and recognised by the state with the Stillwell Award for innovation.

750k+ Users managed
171 Districts served
99.9% Uptime SLA
80h Manual effort saved / mo.

Identity Monitoring & Alerting Platform

A full-stack operational intelligence system built on top of the district's IAM infrastructure — surfacing anomalies, failed provisions, and policy drift through a diagnostic dashboard that cut average IT resolution time from 1.5 days to 0.6 days.

1.5→0.6 Avg. resolution (days)
−60% Resolution time

Franchise Banking Operations Platform

A multi-tenant SaaS platform serving franchise banking operations — built independently on a serverless AWS architecture, processing $18M+ in transactions with sub-second incident detection and automated alerting that cut average response time by a full day.

$18M+ Transactions processed
−1 day Incident response time

Enterprise Data Pipeline Infrastructure

A bi- and unidirectional integration layer connecting 40+ educational software systems — built to replace a constellation of point-to-point scripts with a coherent, observable, and operationally manageable data infrastructure. Network utilization down 82%. Server load down 30%.

40+ Systems integrated
−82% Network utilization
−30% Server load

Real-time Data Validation Platform

A full-stack platform providing real-time data quality feedback across connected systems — built to surface synchronization errors, business rule violations, and data drift as they happen, not when a frustrated user files a ticket.

Koine — Ancient Greek Learning Platform

A personal project turned full-stack platform for learning Biblical and Classical Greek — built because every existing tool was either expensive, abandoned, or pedagogically unsound. Features spaced repetition, morphological parsing, and inline glosses across primary texts.

Full-stack, top to bottom

Frontend

Interfaces that surface complex system state without imposing complexity on the user.

  • React / Next.js
  • Astro
  • TypeScript
  • Angular
  • CSS

Backend

APIs and services built for correctness under load and maintainability over time.

  • Java / Spring Boot
  • C# / .NET
  • Go
  • Node.js
  • PHP

Data

ETL pipelines, validation systems, and data models built for real-world messiness.

  • MSSQL / PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
  • REST / Microservices
  • Event-driven arch.
  • PowerShell

Platform

Cloud infrastructure, IAM integrations, and compliance-oriented system design.

  • AWS (Lambda, API GW, S3)
  • Azure
  • Entra ID / Google WS
  • FERPA · CIPA
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I build things
institutions depend on.

I'm a Software Engineer at Warren County Public Schools in Bowling Green, Kentucky, where I've spent four years building the identity, data, and operational infrastructure that underlies how 30,000+ students and staff interact with technology every day.

The work has grown outward: a provisioning system at one district became a statewide platform serving 171 districts and 750,000 users, recognised by the Kentucky Department of Education with the Stillwell Award for innovation in 2022. I presented the architecture and governance model at the Identity Automation User Group in June 2025.

In parallel, I work independently — most recently building a franchise banking SaaS on AWS from architecture through launch. I work best on problems at the intersection of engineering rigour and domain complexity, where understanding the problem precisely is half the work.

Earlier: a customer management platform at International Business Associates serving 100+ associates; a multilingual travel app optimised for constrained networks; rebuilt a real-time weather map at Kentucky Mesonet aggregating 50+ sensor stations. B.S. Computer Science, Western Kentucky University, 2018.

Let's talk
about what you're building.

Whether you're working on a complex integration problem, an IAM architecture, or a full-stack product that needs someone who can work end-to-end — I'd like to hear about it.

Not required — a name and email is enough to start a conversation.