Case studies
Each story is told the same way: the context, the problem, what I did, the stack and how it turned out, with the one-line takeaway first. The demo stores below are live: click through them yourself.
demo123High-profile, high-trust stores
Trusted with two of the most visible stores in the portfolio, I worked directly with executive leadership at the Obama Foundation and the American Museum of Natural History, and every change to their stores went through review and a deploy I owned.
Engineering leadership
I led a team of five developers and owned how code reached 18 live stores: the branching model, pull-request review standards, staging checks and production deploys, with checkout tested on staging before it shipped.
Magento 2 → Shopify migration
I led the company's move of its storefronts for museums, zoos and cultural attractions from Magento 2 to Shopify: the data model, the SEO redirect map, the integrations and the cutover.
Logistics & ERP integration
Before Event Network I built the backend Taco Bell and KFC used worldwide to order, ship, track and receive replacement parts for their restaurant kitchens, from the purchase order to the ship at sea to the scanner at the receiving dock.
AI with guardrails
I built Atlas so a super admin can change a Magento 2 site by describing the change: Claude Code makes it, Codex reviews it, a person approves it, and it goes to staging and then production. It runs on multiple enterprise eCommerce sites and deploys with zero downtime; about 1 in 100 releases uses a short, planned maintenance window.
Portfolio consolidation
I replaced a long tail of underperforming partner storefronts with one shared storefront platform, and partner sales grew sharply.
Live eCommerce demos
The same pickleball gear catalog, live on three stacks you can click through today: classic Magento 2.4.9, a headless Next.js storefront on the same Magento, and Shopify. Then measured head to head, with the numbers published. Demos, so no real orders.
Full-time or contractremote, hybrid or on-site