C#/.NET developer building business applications with Blazor Server, ASP.NET Core, EF Core, SQL Server, WPF, and clean architecture.
Real internal tools I've shipped for actual employers and on my own — desktop apps, web apps, and everything in between.
A responsive Shopify configurator built for RiteAV — customers add any number of jacks (CAT5E/6/6A/7, HDMI, USB, RCA, Fiber LC/SC, and more), pick a product type, color, and up to 6 outlets/gangs, and it builds a live search query straight to the matching product on the store.
AI-assisted with Anthropic Claude Code
A fast way to fix broken or missing Amazon product images — especially handy for suppressed listings that need an image fix. Highlight the SKU table from Manage Inventory and paste it straight into the app. The Download button looks up each SKU's image URL via Google Sheets and the Amazon API, resizes the image, and downloads it. The FTP button does the same, then uploads the result and hands back the new image URL.
Amazon exports separate category listing reports with different field structures, each running thousands of rows. Normalizing them by hand would take hours. This tool combines the key fields — main image, SKU, and quantity — from every report into one clean, unified spreadsheet.
Internal, login-protected Blazor tool for publishing and repairing Amazon product images — the web home for the image tooling that doesn't need to live on the desktop.
Works just like a .gitignore file, but for Dropbox. Scan a folder, preview every match, then flag the ones you want Dropbox to stop syncing — including importing an existing .gitignore so it reuses patterns you've already written instead of starting from scratch.
Web companion to the desktop renamer — image resize slider, alt-text generation, and the SmartSites Gallery tool, all running live on a domain I manage myself (hosting, DNS, and nameservers included).
Paste live HTML or rich text straight from the clipboard and it rebuilds a clean, formatted image gallery — pulling in missing alt text automatically via the OpenAI API. Fully responsive.
AI-assisted with Anthropic Claude Code
Doubles as a file and shortcut viewer — browse outlines and images, expand outline sections inline, and jump straight into any linked path. I also use it as my own ticketing system: AI generates development tickets the way a software team would, organized into sprints with checklists that save their completed state, in both a Guided Mode and an Employer Mode view.
AI-assisted with Claude Code & OpenAI/Codex
Desktop file-renaming/image-prep tool with a "PWA Resize Tool" tab that embeds my web companion app (MicroRenamerWEB) right inside the desktop window via WebView2.
A self-directed learning pack of 10 marketing-focused JavaScript job tickets — CTA click tracking, lead form validation, UTM capture, scroll-depth engagement, A/B testing, and more. I had AI generate the ticket structure and starter/answer exercises so I could practice the DOM, event, and browser-storage patterns used on real marketing sites.
AI-generated learning pack, worked through by hand
A mix of real e-commerce operations work and self-taught software development, formalized with two degrees.
Assistant Webmaster / Internal Tools Developer
Freelance/Contract E-Commerce Specialist
Ecommerce Ops / Internal Tools Developer
The actual tools and frameworks in my code — pulled from what's really in my public and private repos, not just a list of buzzwords.
Pulled live from GitHub — updates automatically as my repos change.
College and CEU courses taken — every language, platform, and discipline stuck to one board.
I'm actively job hunting for an entry-level/junior developer role, and your perspective would genuinely help me improve. Seven quick questions, completely optional and anonymous if you'd prefer.