I build software and businesses that ship & stay running.

Miami University's CSE Capstone Expo puts 50+ senior projects in front of industry judges on a single day each spring. Before this, scoring happened on paper — judges writing on carbon copies, admins transcribing into spreadsheets after the event.

I rebuilt it as a real web application: judges log in with Miami SSO (so I never own anyone's password), score through a dynamic rubric that admins can reconfigure, and an admin dashboard triages submissions in real time. One day a year to find out if it works. It has, twice.

I founded KPX Consulting to take full-stack web work and workflow automation directly to small service businesses — the kind of places that still run schedules out of a notebook.

Current build: BookedUp, a lead and booking CRM with client records, quote flows, and a pipeline that replaces the notebook. Next.js 14, Prisma, PostgreSQL, shadcn/ui. I scope, write, and ship it.

I design and ship agentic workflows for my own work: one pulls Canvas LMS assignments and Google Calendar events into my Obsidian daily note every morning. Another runs against the judging-system repo as a PR reviewer. A Discord bot handles PM and AI tasks for a small team.

The point is building with AI as a peer, not a copilot. That's how I intend to ship for clients too.