Work

Anonymized project patterns, not public trophies.

Most delivery happens in private workspaces. These examples show the shape of the work and how it was run — without exposing client systems.

Document intake automation

A high-volume intake pipeline that ingested mixed-format documents, ran OCR and extraction, and emitted validated artifacts for review. Throughput stayed steady under bursty uploads.

Stack: OCR, extraction workers, queue
Control: Workspace-scoped, isolated
Mode: Private, per engagement

Media evidence / preview pipeline

Accepted media uploads, generated previews and derived renditions, and packaged reviewable bundles with retention windows. Preview generation drove most of the sustained traffic.

Stack: Manifests, render workers, bundler
Control: Versioned outputs, retention
Mode: Private workspace

Internal operations API

A versioned internal API connecting operational tools, with webhook delivery and stable contracts so integrations did not break across releases.

Stack: Versioned endpoints, webhooks
Control: Backward-compatible policy
Mode: Named collaborators only

Recovery & status workspace

Kept health checks, synthetic probes, and runbooks isolated from production. When incidents occurred, recovery followed written rollback procedures rather than improvisation.

Stack: Probes, logs, runbooks, rollback
Control: Status separated from prod
Mode: Isolated environments

Client names and project material stay in private workspaces. Everything above describes the shape of the work; volumes, keys, and identities are omitted by design.