Full-Stack Software Engineer
I focus on clean user experiences, dependable features, and software that solves real business problems instead of just looking good in a screenshot.
Selected Work
A focused look at business tools, client work, and practical apps. Each project highlights what it was built for, not just which tools were used.
A compassionate, production-ready website for a local pet cremation business serving Logan, Utah and Cache Valley families.
Includes service education, transparent pricing, family and veterinary contact workflows, local SEO pages, structured metadata, and email notifications for inquiries and clinic pickup requests.
Full-stack app for dealership reps to quote exterior lighting from photos and send contracts for e-sign.
Portfolio materials show product-facing flows and outcomes only. Proprietary pricing logic and customer data stay private and are not included in any public repository.
A collection of internal tools and product features created for a previous engineering role.
The available demos show business-facing software work while respecting private company code and sensitive internal systems.
A marketing site for a permanent lighting company with customer and seller request forms.
Helped create a clearer path for visitors to request quotes, contact the company, and understand the service offering.
Earlier Work
These projects are kept smaller on purpose. They show progression, but the featured work above should carry the main professional story.
A kid-friendly word game designed to make memorization more interactive and fun.
Created for a real group activity, with playful visuals and simple interactions that make the experience easy for children to follow.
A simple teaching tool that progressively removes words from songs to help children practice from memory.
Useful for live group settings where the leader needs a quick, flexible way to adjust the difficulty.
A fitness discovery app that uses third-party exercise data to help users browse workout movements.
Demonstrates API usage, search-oriented interfaces, and presenting outside data in a more usable format.
An early React project for practicing API calls, state updates, and simple interface design.
Kept as a snapshot of learning progress and the foundation that led into more practical web applications.
A bootcamp capstone for searching movie titles and organizing owned or wanted movies.
Shows early full-stack learning, API usage, pagination, and turning a personal idea into a working application demo.
An early business website concept for displaying services, pricing, and portfolio work.
Included as a first website milestone and a reference point for growth over time.
Experience
My resume gives a more complete look at my professional background, technical experience, and the roles that shaped how I approach software work.
Skills
The goal is not to collect logos. The goal is to choose the right tools, keep the experience simple, and ship software people can depend on.
Clear, responsive interfaces that are easy to use and maintain.
Application logic, APIs, and services that support real workflows.
Structured data storage and practical data access patterns.
Deployment, file storage, version control, and production support.
About
I build full-stack web applications with a focus on clear user experiences, maintainable code, and practical business value. My work includes internal tools, customer-facing forms, marketing sites, and interactive apps.
Before moving deeper into software engineering, I worked in sales and technical support. That background helps me ask better questions, explain trade-offs clearly, and build software around real user needs instead of assumptions.
Outside of work, I spend time with my family, build woodworking projects, and get outdoors whenever I can. I like bringing that same hands-on, problem-solving mindset into the software I build.
A mix of engineering ability, customer empathy, and practical communication that helps teams turn messy problems into usable products.
I care about simple interfaces, clear ownership, steady improvement, and building features that are understandable after the first version ships.
Deepening backend skills, improving system design judgment, and continuing to build software that solves grounded, everyday problems.
A small photo reel keeps the site human without taking attention away from the professional work above.
Contact
I’m open to software engineering roles, practical web projects, and conversations with teams that care about building useful products.
Based in the United States. Available for remote-friendly teams and practical web application work.