Independent engineer · practical software
Bring an idea, even an early one. I’ll help turn it into a clear plan, handle the technical side, and keep you involved as it gets built.
Who you'll work with
I've spent the last several years building software for teams big and small. These days I work with people who have a strong idea but need a technical partner to help shape it, solve the hard parts, and turn it into something real.
Each project started with a real problem, a lot of small decisions, and a goal to make something useful for the people using it.
A Canadian fintech wanted to reward every purchase. I built the system that tracks spending across customers' cards and pays out cashback each month — accurately, automatically, and at scale.
A leading bank's healthcare platform was running on years-old foundations with real vulnerabilities. With the team, we modernized the whole stack — language, framework, dependencies, and infrastructure — clearing the risks without disrupting a system people rely on every day.
I built both sides of a delivery business: the web app where customers place and track orders, and the warehouse system driving handheld scanners that crews use to sort and deliver. One connected flow from checkout to doorstep.
Their team needed new forms constantly and waited on engineers every time. I designed a setup around Formstack wired into Salesforce — now non-technical staff spin up forms themselves, and every submission flows straight into reporting. Less waiting, better data.
I worked with Robert for several years across multiple projects, and he’s one of the best web developers I’ve worked with. He writes clean, high-quality code, understands the business value behind the work, and consistently delivers on time. He’s also the kind of teammate who advocates for best practices, supports junior developers with patience, and helps make the final product something everyone can be proud of.
Tell me where you’re starting from. I’ll help you think through the shape of it, what it might take, and the simplest way to get moving.