Personal projects built through product direction, workflow design, and AI-assisted development.
LOTTOTALLY01
L.
Daily reconciliationBring the day into focus
ACTIVITYREVIEW
Ticket salesRecorded
Scratch-off booksTracked
Commission settlementReconcile
✓One workflow. A clearer close.
Illustrative workflow RECORD → REVIEW → RECONCILE
ACCOUNTING / OPERATIONS
LottoTally
A clearer close for the corner store.
A reconciliation tool for independent convenience stores, bringing daily lottery activity, scratch-off book tracking, and commission settlements into one workflow.
A market research and trading automation project combining multiple data sources with risk controls, reconciliation, and monitoring. An exploration of how automated decisions can remain traceable.
ResearchRisk controlsAI-assisted
SPELLCRAFT03
✧✦
Listen to the word
grow
01Listen02Practice03Progress
Illustrative workflow A LITTLE PRACTICE, EVERY WEEK
LEARNING / EVERYDAY TOOLS
Spellcraft
Make room for a little discovery.
A private spelling app that turns a weekly word list into spoken pre-tests, four adaptive practice games, and a parent progress view. A small, practical experiment in making learning engaging.
Adaptive practiceLearning design
02 / WORKING APPROACH
Understand the work. Then build the system.
The same habits connect my finance work and personal projects: get close to the problem, make the process clear, and keep improving.
01
Start with the decision.
Understand what someone needs to know or do before choosing a tool.
02
Make the details hold up.
Clear ownership, useful controls, and traceable information make a system easier to trust.
03
Build, use, improve.
Put an idea into a usable form. Learn from the friction. Refine what matters.
03 / A LITTLE ABOUT ME
Always curious. Usually building something.
My career is in finance. Building software with AI gives me another way to understand problems, explore ideas, and make something useful.
That curiosity extends to robotics, 3D printing, and endurance sports. I like things that reward both careful thinking and consistent practice.