[Public sector · Data & AI]#01
20 years of venue data, unified overnight
// client: Multi-venue public facilities operator
problem: Two decades of operational data for a portfolio of major venues sat siloed across disconnected legacy systems. Leadership had no cross-venue view of P&L, budget, or attendance — every report was assembled by hand.
approach: Consolidated the full historical dataset into a governed Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse, built automated ETL pipelines to structure it, then layered Power BI dashboards on top with a data-governance model for long-term auditability.
✓ Reporting time cut from days to minutes
20+ yrs data consolidated6+ venues unifiedDays → min reporting cycle
[Transportation · Predictive AI]#02
Forecasting demand for a regional operator
// client: Regional transportation operator
problem: Flight schedules, passenger loads, cargo, fuel, and revenue lived in disconnected systems. Pricing and routing decisions were made reactively from stale summaries, and different teams reported conflicting numbers.
approach: Built a purpose-made predictive analytics platform: unified every data source into one reporting layer, trained ML forecasting models for demand and revenue by route, and shipped dynamic-pricing tools plus real-time executive dashboards.
✓ Reactive reporting replaced with live forecasting
5+ sources unifiedLive ML forecasting3 stakeholder groups
[FinTech · Full-stack SaaS]#03
One platform, three very different users
// client: Lending platform operator
problem: Borrowers, brokers, and administrators each needed a fundamentally different workflow. Without a shared platform, every handoff between them was manual, pricing models were static, and compliance oversight didn't scale.
approach: Architected a single AI-powered SaaS platform with role-specific experiences for all three user types, plus an ML-driven pricing engine for dynamic loan recommendations — built on React, Node.js, Python, and Azure.
✓ Manual handoffs eliminated, one login for every role
3 user rolesAI/ML pricing engineAzure cloud native
[Marketplace · Web & mobile]#04
Zero to production across web, iOS, and Android
// client: Ticket marketplace operator
problem: No existing technology foundation, in a price-sensitive market where real-time pricing decisions determine profitability — and no way to track inventory across events and channels in one place.
approach: Delivered a complete full-stack platform from scratch: responsive web app, native iOS and Android apps, an ML pricing-inference engine reading live market signals, and a back-office portal for inventory and reporting.
✓ Live across three platforms in under six months
< 6 mo to launch3 platforms shippedLive pricing engine
[Real estate · Web platform]#05
A search-first property platform, built for one market
// client: Regional real estate technology company
problem: Legacy listing tools were fragmented and slow, with no unified way to manage listings, buyer inquiries, and agent workflows — and search wasn't tuned to how local buyers actually look for property.
approach: Built a full-stack web platform with geo-filtered search, an agent portal for listings and lead tracking, and buyer-facing tools for comparison and saved searches — mobile-first, with local market data integrated in.
✓ Agents and buyers moved off manual processes onto one platform
6 mo end to end deliveryMobile-first designLive market data feed
[Corporate · Web modernization]#06
One design system, six outdated sites
// client: Multi-company group portfolio
problem: A group of companies under one umbrella ran on outdated, inconsistent websites — different CMS platforms, different code stacks, no shared design system, so every update meant duplicated effort across teams.
approach: Built one shared design system and component library, then rebuilt each company site on a unified modern stack with a CMS non-technical staff could update directly — coordinating delivery across every brand in parallel.
✓ Every site modernized and launched in one coordinated engagement
6 mo full portfolio1 shared design systemSelf-serve CMS for staff
[Wellness · Booking platform]#07
Replacing phone-and-email booking with self-service
// client: Fitness and yoga studio operator
problem: Class booking ran entirely on phone and email — causing double-bookings and heavy administrative load — with no self-service way for members to view schedules, book classes, or manage their accounts.
approach: Built a member-facing booking portal with real-time schedules and instant confirmation, an instructor dashboard for rosters and attendance, a studio admin panel for class and waitlist management, and integrated payments for packs and memberships.
✓ Manual phone and email booking fully replaced with self-service
Self-serve member portalLive instructor dashboardAutomated payments & renewals