Case studies
Production systems we've designed, built, or rescued.
We anonymize client identity by default — what's interesting is the system, the trade-offs, and what changed for the business. The technology is described as it actually shipped.
Payments / FinTech
·Ongoing — multi-year engagement
Enterprise NetSuite-Integrated Payments Platform
A unified payment processing platform — card-present, card-not-present, ACH, recurring, and tokenized — built around NetSuite as the system of record and operated as the production stack of a US-based payment processor.
- Go
- Temporal
- Vue 3
- Vue 2 / Vuetify
- TypeScript
- NetSuite SuiteApp
- SuiteScript 2.x
- FreedomPay FCC
- +6 more
Selected outcomes
- ▸ Replaced four legacy backend services and four disconnected UI surfaces with one platform
- ▸ Designed Temporal-orchestrated workflows for card processing with end-to-end retry, void, and refund support
- ▸ Shipped MFA across the system — TOTP, WebAuthn/FIDO2, hardware keys, biometric prompts
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Logistics / NetSuite Software
·Multi-year engagement
Multi-Carrier Shipping & Logistics Platform
A NetSuite-native shipping platform integrating FedEx, UPS, and other carriers into a single ratings, label-generation, and tracking workflow — used by businesses moving thousands of shipments per day.
- TypeScript
- NestJS
- Angular
- NetSuite SuiteScript 2.x
- SuiteApp
- AWS Lambda
- AWS ECS
- Docker
- +4 more
Selected outcomes
- ▸ Designed a carrier-agnostic abstraction so adding a new carrier is a contract change, not a rewrite
- ▸ Shipped Angular admin app, NetSuite SuiteApp, and AWS server tier as a coordinated release pipeline with full CI
- ▸ Diagnosed and worked around undocumented breaking changes in carrier APIs without disrupting customers
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Hospitality / Events
·12+ months
Multi-Tenant Event & Ticketing Platform
A multi-tenant event management platform with Stripe-backed payments, Apple Wallet and Google Wallet ticket passes, QR-code check-in, and operational analytics — supporting multiple organizations on a single deployed system.
- Go
- Gin
- Vue 3
- Pinia
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL 14
- Stripe
- Apple Wallet (PKPass)
- +7 more
Selected outcomes
- ▸ Built multi-tenant architecture supporting multiple organizations on a single platform deployment
- ▸ Shipped Apple Wallet (PKPass) and Google Wallet pass generation for digital tickets
- ▸ Integrated Stripe end-to-end with webhook signature verification and idempotent payment handling
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Private Equity Operations
·Ongoing
Cloud-Native Multi-Entity Finance Management Application
A serverless, multi-entity financial management application — Vue 3 front-end, FastAPI on AWS Lambda, PostgreSQL — built for the operations side of a private investment portfolio.
- Vue 3
- TypeScript
- Pinia
- Vue Router
- Python
- FastAPI
- AWS Lambda
- PostgreSQL
- +2 more
Selected outcomes
- ▸ Designed multi-entity bookkeeping model that supports inter-company transactions and consolidated reporting
- ▸ Built serverless backend on AWS Lambda for cost-proportional scaling across portfolio operations
- ▸ Implemented role-based access control scoped per-entity for portfolio-company-level isolation
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Open Source Engineering
·Ongoing
Open-Source Go Library for FreedomPay Commerce Connect
A Go library covering the FreedomPay Freeway Commerce Connect (FCC) API — sale, auth, capture, refund, void, cancel, token management, and Level II/III commercial card processing — released as open source so the integration patterns survive any one engagement.
- Go
- Standard library only
- FreedomPay FCC API
- Bearer-token auth
- Functional options pattern
Selected outcomes
- ▸ Complete coverage of FCC transaction surface: sale, auth, capture, refund, void, cancel
- ▸ Token management — create, update, refresh — with idiomatic Go ergonomics
- ▸ Full Level II/III commercial card data support for B2B and corporate-card flows
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Open Source Engineering
·Ongoing
Open-Source Go Library for NetSuite RESTlets
A Go library for calling NetSuite RESTlets with OAuth 1.0 (HMAC-SHA256) authentication — the canonical Go entry point for external services that need to integrate with NetSuite as a system of record.
- Go
- Standard library only
- OAuth 1.0
- HMAC-SHA256
- NetSuite RESTlet
- Functional options pattern
Selected outcomes
- ▸ Manual OAuth 1.0 with HMAC-SHA256 signature implementation specific to NetSuite's signing requirements
- ▸ Standard response envelope ({success, payload, error, errorCode}) for consistent error handling
- ▸ Type-safe with strong typing on Go structs and interfaces
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