I’m a C# expert and full-stack engineer who’s spent years modernizing telecom network management systems, architecting microservice platforms, and shipping production mobile apps for brands like Mastec, Rooms To Go, and GM. I build high-availability clusters at home for fun.
TL;DR
I take tired monoliths and turn them into maintainable, observable, microservice-based platforms. I’m happiest when I’m the bridge between legacy systems, new architecture, and the people trying to ship real features.
I led the multi-year modernization of a legacy, monolithic Java-based Network Management System used for managing and monitoring large-scale telecom deployments. This included decomposing the monolith into a suite of focused microservices, redesigning API boundaries, and migrating the frontend to a modern React/Redux architecture.
The project started with a decade-old JAX-RS/Jetty application that had become difficult to maintain and slow to evolve. Working across backend, frontend, infrastructure, and DevOps, I defined domain-driven service boundaries, implemented new REST interfaces, introduced shared authentication and configuration services, and built out CI/CD processes to support incremental migration.
In addition, I introduced modern frontend foundations with React, Redux Toolkit, and a modular UI component system, replacing a dated and rigid web interface. The new architecture enabled faster iteration, clearer separation of concerns, and improved overall reliability and observability.
I designed, built, and have maintained a full-featured maintenance ticketing system for a contractor that services cellular towers across the eastern US. I’ve been the sole engineer on this platform for over 15 years—responsible for architecture, development, DevOps, QA, and deployment.
Operators use the web app to create tickets when contractors arrive on site, associate alarms, and pull in rich site information automatically—including directions, access instructions, landlord details, and historical issues. Field techs use a mobile interface to attach photos, record installed parts, and document work performed directly from remote tower sites.
The system also supports workload planning, asset and warehouse tracking, and billing workflows. It integrates with warehouse inventories to identify the nearest location with required parts, and includes a live dispatch map that shows where maintenance crews are currently working—making it easy to send the closest available team to emergency calls.
The original companion mobile app was built in Flutter and deployed to both the Apple App Store and Google Play. As requirements evolved, I rebuilt the mobile experience as a responsive React PWA to simplify maintenance and deployment while providing a streamlined field experience.
A few representative things I’ve built or led. More details available on request.
Designed and implemented an HA strategy for microservice clusters with Active/Standby behavior, database replication, election logic, and DNS-based failover. Similar patterns power both lab and production environments.
Built a consumer-facing mobile app for Rooms To Go that delivered monthly furniture coupons directly to customers’ phones. Users could scroll through active offers, tap for detailed info, and quickly see what was valid in their area.
Built an Android tablet app used at GM dealership events to replace manual clipboard signups. Customers entered their own contact details on 13" kiosk-mounted tablets, and staff could later export structured lead lists and run raffles.
Personal tool for intelligent CSV/XLSX imports: dynamic column mapping, reflection-based type handling, profile-driven configs, and SQL-table generation. Built to make messy data imports boring instead of painful.
Over 15 years working across telecom, enterprise systems, and full-stack development. Comfortable owning code from database schema to frontend UX, and from initial design to production operations.
I’m open to senior / staff engineering roles, especially where there’s a mix of legacy modernization, distributed systems, and real ownership. Remote-friendly is ideal.
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