I'm a workflow automation specialist. I build the tools and automations that quietly remove friction from a working day, so the people using them can do more of what actually matters.
I started where most good tools start: annoyed. I watched a team move through the same software hundreds of times a day, losing minutes to friction nobody had stopped to question. So I started building, layering small, sharp improvements on top of what they already had.
That turned into Sniper, a roughly 5,000-line suite that reshaped how a busy service desk works inside ConnectWise. The full story is on the Work page.
The thread through everything I build: understand the real problem first, then solve the cause, not the symptom.
I'm most at home in the browser and the messy middle between systems, where the documentation runs out.
If something is a bad idea, or I'm not the right person for it, I'll say so. You'll never get a yes just to win the work.
I write tools that keep running when I'm not looking. Fault-isolated, tested on real systems, and easy to live with.
I add to your stack instead of ripping it out. The less you have to change, the faster you see the upside.
Your data, your systems, and your numbers stay yours. I treat everything I see as sensitive by default.
Tell me what's slowing your team down. I'll tell you honestly whether I can help.