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Full stack development, to me, means owning a product across the whole stack — from the interface a user touches to the systems it runs on — and understanding both sides well enough to make good tradeoffs, not just plug pieces together.

Work experience

freelance

February 2022 – Current time

Job title

fullstack web developer

Work experience & achievements

End-to-end ownership — building interfaces, logic, and the tooling that ties them together, from first prototype to a deployed, working product. Systems-level grounding — five years as a hardware technician and two years as a network administrator gave me a working understanding of the infrastructure code actually runs on. Modern web fundamentals — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and TypeScript as the core toolkit, applied to both greenfield builds and existing systems. AI-augmented workflow — using prompt engineering and AI coding assistants to move faster, without skipping review, testing, or version control discipline. Real-world delivery — shipped tools already in use: public-health self-assessment apps (Tobacco Free Hospital, Tobacco-Free City with interactive map, Healthy City), a full-stack hospital staff management system, and an AI-assisted ticket automation workflow.