Software development for Clearwater teams.

Improve an existing application without turning every change into a rebuild. I scope and deliver focused features, integrations, and internal tools.

Based in Savannah, Georgia. Working remotely with Clearwater teams.

A practical fit for Clearwater.

Clearwater's city economic-development team lists employers across technology, marketing, healthcare, and manufacturing. My focus is the software between departments: the interface people struggle with, the handoff that breaks, or the information customers cannot find.

City of Clearwater: business community

Improve what people already rely on.

Possible projects to scope together.

A clearer customer interface

Repair a confusing account, ordering, or support flow. Begin with the task people fail to complete, then test the revised path on desktop and mobile.

A focused operations dashboard

Show the work that needs attention, with links back to the systems that own the data. Define access and freshness requirements so the screen supports a real decision.

Support and knowledge tools

Help staff find approved product or process information. If AI is useful, build in sources, review, and a way to handle unanswered questions rather than guessing.

PushdUp

PushdUp category navigation and article reader

PushdUp brings content discovery, posting, and reading into a responsive application. I directed product decisions, AI-assisted implementation, review, and testing. It is an example of working through connected user journeys, not a claim of a Clearwater client relationship.

Explore the project

One developer. A clear remote process.

15+ years in software and frontend engineering. AI tools accelerate implementation; product decisions, architecture, review, testing, and delivery remain my responsibility.

Define the work

We agree on the users, scope, cost, timing, and what an accepted delivery includes.

Review working software

Video calls, written decisions, and testable releases keep your team involved. We share the same Eastern time zone.

Plan the handoff

Source access, deployment notes, known limitations, and support responsibilities are agreed as part of the scope.

Before we start.

Can you improve the interface without replacing the backend?

That can be the right approach. I first check the existing API, data contracts, permissions, and test coverage so the new interface does not break the underlying workflow.

Can this be a small engagement?

Yes, when the problem is bounded. A defined feature or integration can be scoped separately from a larger product roadmap. I confirm feasibility before committing to a price or schedule.

Who owns testing and deployment decisions?

I remain responsible for reviewing and testing my implementation. We agree on acceptance, deployment access, release approval, and handoff responsibilities with your team before work begins.

Need help using AI rather than building software? Explore remote team training.

Bring one problem to the call.

Bring the application, a troublesome user journey, and any available support feedback. We can identify one bounded improvement and the checks needed before it reaches existing users.