Selected work
Operational systems. Built where the work gets difficult.
Inventory decisions, warehouse execution, supplier data, and commerce integrations—designed around the exceptions that generic software leaves behind.
Experience, made concrete.
Client identities and sensitive operating details are omitted. The work, systems, APIs, and technical decisions are not.
A barcode-guided picking system connected to inventory
A tablet workflow validated every carton against the active order and returned shipment status to the inventory platform.
One integration layer for multiple supplier protocols
Supplier orders, invoices, products, and shipments were normalized before being written into the inventory system.
Enriching ecommerce orders for a 3PL workflow
A recovered system moved Shopify orders into a fulfillment platform, then generated QR codes and PDFs for warehouse use.
Following a serial number from factory box to sales order
A practical model for connecting manufacturing, cartons, warehouse activity, and customer-facing validation.
Building factory file intake that survives duplicates and delays
Turning recurring box files into a visible, retryable process instead of a fragile upload folder.
Turning a forecast into a repeatable decision system
The real product is a trustworthy process for deciding what to buy and when.
Why order synchronization must be designed for replay
Overlapping exports, late updates, and partial retries are normal. A durable integration assumes they will happen.
Making the product catalog an operational source of truth
How a style, colorway, and SKU hierarchy can support sales, inventory, planning, and controlled maintenance.
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