Section 01
Resume
Four years of shipping, written down plainly.
AI automation and workflow engineer building systems that connect APIs, LLMs, databases and user-facing apps into production pipelines. I've shipped AI products end to end — an AI stylist platform, an LLM-driven Formula 1 engineering dashboard and an automated fintech signal pipeline — while running AI-assisted operations (contracts and NDAs, inbox and file automation, scheduling) for consulting and healthcare-adjacent clients.
Based in Brampton, ON, Canada. Call or text 437-370-2669, or send the contact form — I reply within 24–48 hours.
Who I am
22-year-old full-stack AI product developer based in Brampton, Ontario (Greater Toronto Area). Four years turning rough ideas into shipped software — websites, mobile apps, trading systems, and the AI workflows behind them. Currently studying Computer Programming at Sheridan College, heading into my second year, and mostly self-taught before and alongside school.
What I build
Full-stack products end to end: consumer apps like AI wardrobe and styling tools, an LLM-driven Formula 1 engineering dashboard, fintech signal automation, plus client websites and the internal workflows that run behind them. Web, iOS and Android, and the backend underneath — with AI wired into real products rather than bolted on as a demo.
How I work
Fast, organized and schedule-driven. I scope the work, tell you what lands when, and keep several workloads moving in parallel without dropping detail. Long hours when a launch needs them, clear communication throughout, and an obsession with the small things most builds ignore.
AI Workflow & Technology Consultant
2024 — nowS&E Strategic Consulting Inc. · Brampton, ON
Run AI-assisted client workflows including contract and NDA drafting and confirmation. Build and maintain the firm's website plus client web and mobile properties, automate inbox, file and calendar work with Google Apps Script, and act as iOS/Android developer on company and client app initiatives.
Marketing & Administrative Coordinator
2023 — nowRoyal Costhetics · Remote / Brampton, ON
Designed and rebuilt costhetics.ca for cleaner navigation and booking, managed digital appointment scheduling and confidential client records, and ran targeted Google Ads and Instagram campaigns.
Web Developer
ContractDolonia Cloud · Brampton, ON
Built and deployed client websites in HTML5/CSS3, worked with back-end developers on integration and cross-browser QA, and produced optimised graphic assets in Photoshop against tight deadlines.
Administrative Assistant
2023Classic Honda · Brampton, ON
Processed regulatory documentation and coordinated licensing with the Ministry of Ontario, maintained financial records in Excel, and handled high-volume customer communication and data entry.
Education
Computer Programming (Diploma) — in progress
Sept 2025 — expected 2027Sheridan College · Brampton, ON
Two-year diploma covering programming fundamentals, data structures, web development, database design and software development methodologies. Heading into second year.
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Section 02
Skills
What I'm actually fast at
AI & automation
- LLM integration (Claude, GPT)93%
- n8n + webhook pipelines90%
- Google Apps Script + doc workflows88%
- Bot automation (Discord, Telegram)84%
Front-end & mobile
- React / TypeScript95%
- React Native + Expo88%
- TanStack Start / Router90%
- Tailwind, Radix, Framer Motion92%
Back-end & cloud
- Supabase / PostgreSQL92%
- Auth + row-level security89%
- Edge functions & Node86%
- Cloudflare / Vercel deploys85%
Product & ML
- Stripe + RevenueCat billing87%
- iOS / Android release (EAS)84%
- XGBoost, LightGBM, scikit-learn80%
- Playwright + Vitest QA82%
Languages & tooling
- Python
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- SQL
- HTML5
- CSS3
- React
- React Native
- Expo
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Node.js
- n8n
- Stripe
- RevenueCat
- Git / GitHub
- Vite
- Vitest
- Playwright
- Figma
- Photoshop
Section 03
About me
Started in Brampton,
still growing toward Toronto.
I started building because I wanted things that didn't exist yet, and waiting for someone else to make them felt slower than learning how. Four years later that's still the whole method: pick the thing that should exist, build it properly, put it in front of real people.
Most of my work sits where marketing, operations and software overlap — the site that wins the client, the system that handles them once they say yes, and the AI that removes the repetitive middle. I do all three because clients don't experience them as separate problems.
I work solo and on purpose. It means you talk to the person building the thing, changes happen the same day, and nothing gets lost between a strategist and a developer who never spoke.