30+ years solving the problems other people escalate to me. 17 years at Fiserv as the last line of defense for 300+ financial institutions. I led the bridge calls. I built the automation. I mentored the team. And when I left, I didn't stop building.
Production REST API on Fly.io. Auth, rate limiting, data quality gate, eBay integration, Redis caching, SQL persistence. Not a tutorial project — it's deployed, it's running, it handles real traffic.
Full SaaS platform. 104 job profiles. AI resume matching with gap analysis. Career DNA Quiz. Python Character Studio running FLUX.2 image generation locally with LoRA-trained characters and FFmpeg video assembly. The whole stack. Built by one person.
Native iOS — barcode scanning, OCR, on-device ML, eBay OAuth. Not SwiftUI from a YouTube tutorial. MVVM with async/await, persistent job queues, real architecture.
Parallel recognition across multiple AI providers. Confidence merging, fuzzy dedup, automated brand inference.
iOS + Apple Watch. Adaptive scheduling, pattern analytics, bidirectional device comms.
AI reply drafts via local LLM, human approval gate, dedup logic, automated token renewal. Runs unattended.
Multi-source discovery, dedup, geo-filter, AI resume tailoring per posting, push alerts. Be first. Apply fast.
Hundreds of hours. Code gen, debugging, API integration, architecture decisions. AI is a force multiplier — I use it like one.
All image generation runs on my machine. LoRA training, TTS, music gen. No cloud GPU bill. No dependencies.
The person they paged at 2 AM when 300 financial institutions were waiting. Led P1/P2 bridge calls — coordinating dev, DBA, network, and infrastructure teams in real time. Managed 60–100+ servers across multiple data centers. Built the automation that made multi-day operations take hours. Splunk, Datadog, ServiceNow, Jira, ITIL. Mentored every junior engineer who came through the team. Conducted technical interviews because they trusted my judgment.
Perl and C data pipelines on UNIX. Automated document delivery at scale. High-volume database loading for scientific publications. The kind of backend work that only breaks when nobody's maintaining it.
Socket server daemons. GUI clients. Informix stored procedures. C and ESQL/C on UNIX and Windows. Client-facing support — where I learned that the best code means nothing if the person on the other end can't use it.
Started on the phones supporting POS systems. Got promoted to QA. Then to the TAC Team — the people they called when support couldn't solve it. Then to programmer. Three promotions in three years. The pattern started here.
Application Support · IT Operations · Production Support · Platform Engineering. On-site, hybrid, or remote in Greater Philadelphia / South Jersey. I'll make your systems more reliable than they've ever been.