I ship automation products, not just tickets.
Full-stack developer — Node.js, PostgreSQL, Stripe/Discord/Telegram APIs, modern frontends — including one product I built and still run myself. If you’re hiring someone who has owned software end to end, from first webhook to production incident, that’s the resume below.
Real projects, real users, links you can click.
ShipWorkflow — subscription automation SaaS
Founded, designed, built, and operate a live SaaS: Stripe webhook ingestion, automated community access control across Discord/Skool/Telegram, failed-payment dunning, and an operator dashboard. Handles the full subscription lifecycle in production.
Live site ↗ · Case study · GitHub: private (product) — code samples on request
More projects being added
Additional deployed projects (with GitHub links) are being written up now. Meanwhile, the resume covers the full work history, and I’m glad to do a live walkthrough of any codebase on a call.
Founder mindset, employee reliability.
Running my own product changed how I work on other people’s. I don’t close tickets and move on — I ask why the ticket exists, whether an automation could kill the whole category of ticket, and what breaks at 2am if we ship this. That instinct came from being the only person on call for my own SaaS.
I use AI tools daily to move fast on boilerplate and tests, and I’m the judgment layer on top: architecture choices, code review, and accountability for what ships. You get the speed without the slop.