I build web products that hold up in production.
Full-stack product engineer. I take things from a rough idea to something a team uses every day. Spec, architecture, deploy, demo.
- Role
- Business Systems Engineer, Planna
- Also
- Founder, Stash Labs & Triggr
- Based
- Sydney, Australia
- Focus
- Web products and automation
I fix your site, build you a new one, or automate the manual work.
Websites, web apps and AI systems, delivered in weeks. The person who scopes it is the person who builds it.
Intern to owning systems end to end in two years.
Currently Business Systems Engineer at Planna, building quoting, CRM and integration systems from spec to demo.
I build the tools that run your business.
Most projects land on my desk as a rough idea. "We need a portal," "this process takes too long," "can we automate this?" I turn that into a working product. Spec, architecture, build, deploy. Usually in the same week.
I'm a full-stack web developer and AI/automation engineer based in Sydney. I build custom web apps, internal platforms, CRM integrations, payment systems, and workflow automation, the kind of software that replaces the spreadsheets, manual processes, and duct-taped tools holding your operations together.
Where I'm sharpest: taking a business problem apart, figuring out which pieces should be automated, which need a proper UI, and which just need a better workflow, then building the whole thing end to end.
I use AI as a real engineering tool, not a gimmick. From AI-assisted product scoping and architecture to automated content pipelines and intelligent workflow agents, I build systems where AI does the heavy lifting and humans stay in control.
Two years, intern to owning systems.
Every role below is a step where the scope got bigger. Scroll and it follows along.
- Aug 2024 – Nov 2024
Software Engineer Intern
All in IT SolutionsWireframes and specs for enterprise software and client-facing apps. First look at how a build gets decided before anyone writes code.
- Nov 2024 – Nov 2025
Junior Web Developer
All in IT SolutionsClient websites end to end, across a wide range of industries, on deadline.
- Feb 2025 – Mar 2026
AI & Automation Developer
All in IT SolutionsAutomation for business operations, cutting manual steps out of the way people actually worked, not out of a diagram.
- Mar 2025 – May 2025
Full Stack Developer
LuxtronicLed a four-person team replacing a service centre's paper process with a web app. Requirements, architecture, delivery, 15 weeks.
- Aug 2025 – Dec 2025
Founding Software Engineer
TaskorlyTech lead across frontend and backend from the first commit.
- Nov 2025 – Present
Founder
Stash LabsStarted building SaaS for Australian small businesses with two others. LifeCycle, TimeTally, and client sites.
- Feb 2026 – Present
Business Systems Engineer
PlannaInternal tools, platforms and automation across the Arche Ventures portfolio: Planna, ApproveAll and Woodsmead. I own projects end to end, from scoping and architecture through to deployment and stakeholder handoff.
- 2026 – Present
Founder
TriggrDone-for-you AI automation. Where the last two years point: find the manual work, build the system that removes it.
Two companies I build inside.
One makes software for Australian small businesses. The other builds the automation that runs behind them.
What I am building, month by month.
Written the way I would explain it to a friend, not the way it would appear in a case study.
- August 2026
Built a custom invoicing portal for ApproveAll, replacing PandaDoc after the sales team rejected the template structure. HubSpot deal pull, editable pricing table, per-instalment Stripe Checkout with click-to-accept e-sign. Spec to production in five days.
The hard part was not the payments. It was making the pricing table feel like a spreadsheet to people who had been living in one.
Now building a group-level exec portal — rolling 24-month forecast engine where monthly close actuals re-anchor projections across three businesses.
- July 2026
Migrated ApproveAll from Dubsado to HubSpot — full CRM, data export, automations, trained the sales team. Shipped a timesheet system for multi-state planning operations and a blog publishing automation that pushes content to Webflow CMS via API.
Spent more time on the approval screen than on the pay calculation. That is the screen someone opens every Monday.
- June 2026
Quoting and CRM automation. Sales rebuilt the same quote by hand every time. Built the pipeline so deals flow through automatically — quote generated, CRM updated, no one re-typing addresses into a PDF. Started a group metrics dashboard replacing manual Google Sheets with live operational data.
Where I fit on a problem.
Ordered by what I reach for first. The last line is the honest one.
- 01
Product thinking
Working out what should be built before writing anything. Usually the highest-leverage hour of a project.
- 02
Frontend
React, Next.js, TypeScript. Interfaces that stay fast and legible once real data lands in them.
- 03
Backend and data
Node, Supabase, Postgres, PHP. Schemas designed for the questions the business will actually ask.
- 04
Automation and integrations
n8n, webhooks, HubSpot, Stripe. Removing the manual step someone repeats fifty times a week.
- 05
AI engineering
Applied, not academic. Models wired into a product where they do a job someone was doing by hand.
- 06
Shipping to production
Deploys, monitoring, the unglamorous last ten percent. Something is not built until it is being used.
- 07
Working with non-technical clients
Translating a business problem into scope, and scope back into plain English.
- 08
Leading a small team
Four-person SDLC delivery, and tech lead from the first commit at Taskorly.
What I do not do: pure data science and ML research. I use models, I do not train them. If that is the actual problem, I will tell you and point you at someone who does it properly.
What you can hire me to build.
Scope and price depend on the problem. Tell me what is broken and I will tell you what it takes.
- 01
Websites
A proper site, built and live in weeks. Not a template, not a three-month agency timeline.
- 02
Custom web apps
The tool your business runs on when the off-the-shelf option does not fit how you work.
- 03
AI automation
Quoting, follow-ups, reporting, handoffs. I find the manual work first, then remove it.
- 04
Internal tools & dashboards
One place your team can see what is happening, instead of four tabs and a spreadsheet.
- 05
Integrations & API work
Idempotent webhooks, backfill commands, audit trails. The plumbing that does not silently break.
- 06
Technical advisory
Scoping, architecture and a straight answer on what to build, what to buy, and what to skip.
Have something that needs building properly?
Websites, product builds, automation. Send me what the problem is and roughly when you need it working.