Website building and management
Business websites, landing pages, service pages, contact forms, updates, hosting handoff, and practical upkeep.
Independent websites, .NET, SQL, and automation consultant
I build websites, online presence, and business systems that are easy to own.
I help small teams get online, keep their website current, connect email and social channels, and automate the repeatable work behind the scenes.
Best fit: business websites · managed updates · email/social setup · workflow automation · useful AI integrations · .NET and SQL systems
13+ yearsSoftware, IT, and systems experience
Web presenceSites, forms, email, and social links
Healthcare opsAutomation and process reliability
Handoff-readyClear docs, maintainable code, practical support
What I help with
Practical help for your website, workflows, and online presence.
Start with what you need customers to see or do. I can turn the notes, photos, services, forms, and links into a working site and keep it manageable after launch.
SQL reporting and data workflows
T-SQL reporting, validation logic, data cleanup, reconciliation workflows, and operational reporting.
Workflow automation
Browser-based workflows, recurring data tasks, file/document processing, vendor portals, and scheduled jobs.
Email and social integration
Domain email planning, contact-form routing, newsletter or CRM handoff, social profile links, and clean sharing previews.
Practical AI implementation
AI features added to existing .NET, SQL, and internal workflows where they reduce tedious work, improve review speed, or support better decisions.
Advanced options
Automation, custom forms, reporting dashboards, lightweight admin tools, AI-assisted review, and integrations when the basic site needs to do more.
Website building and management
Send the details. I’ll handle the site.
Your website should not become another chore. Send the services, photos, hours, forms, links, and updates you need. I’ll organize the content, build the pages, connect the pieces, and keep it maintainable.
Pages
Email
Social
Forms
Updates
Build the site
Clean pages for your services, contact information, reviews, photos, FAQs, and calls to action.
Connect the basics
Contact forms, domain email planning, social links, share previews, analytics, and simple lead routing.
Keep it current
Send updates when your hours, services, staff, specials, or photos change. I’ll handle the site work.
Add automation when useful
Online intake, follow-up emails, data capture, reports, AI-assisted review, and custom workflows when the site needs to do more than look good.
AI workflow implementation
AI should remove tedious work, not create another tool to babysit.
My current work includes integrating AI into existing applications and finding the places where it is actually useful: summarizing, routing, comparing, extracting, validating, improving accuracy checks, and helping teams move faster without giving up human judgment.
Start with the workflow
Find repetitive review, lookup, intake, and handoff steps before choosing a model or adding a new interface.
Keep people in control
Use AI for drafts, flags, comparisons, and structured suggestions while people handle approvals and edge cases.
Measure usefulness
Judge success by time saved, fewer mistakes, better documentation, and whether the team keeps using it after launch.
Build it into the system
Integrate AI into the .NET apps, SQL-backed workflows, reports, and internal tools your team already depends on.
Proven outcomes
Useful software should improve the work around it.
Public examples from prior work, summarized without client names or private system details.
Workflow automation
Turned a slow, hands-on operational process into a repeatable automated workflow with substantially faster completion time.
Reliability improvement
Stabilized a high-volume data process by identifying failure patterns, improving validation, and supporting regression checks.
Large-scale data validation
Built validation tooling for large reporting datasets, improving review speed while keeping error rates low.
How engagements work
Diagnose first. Build only what matters. Hand off clearly.
Diagnose
Map the current workflow, users, data, risks, and failure modes before prescribing code.
Build
Implement focused .NET, SQL, automation, or integration work without overbuilding the solution.
Stabilize
Test the critical path, reduce operational risk, and make failure states visible.
Handoff
Leave clear docs, deployment steps, and maintainable code so the system does not become folklore.
Engagement fit
Clear boundaries make better projects.
The best fit is a practical website, workflow, or online presence problem with a clear owner and a real business outcome.
Good fit
- Small businesses that need a practical website and managed updates
- Service pages, contact forms, email setup, and social links
- Manual workflows consuming staff time
- SQL/reporting processes that need cleanup
- Vendor portals, uploads, recurring data tasks
- Internal tools that need reliability without bloat
Not ideal
- Consumer mobile apps
- Speculative MVPs with no clear workflow
- Logo-only branding work
- Paid ad campaign management with no website or workflow scope
- Projects that need a full agency team
Experience
Software, healthcare operations, and IT experience applied to practical systems.
C#ASP.NET CoreRazor PagesT-SQLSQL ServerAI workflow integrationSeleniumREST APIsPower BIWindows/Linux Server
Enterprise software engineering
.NET modernization, workflow automation, SQL reporting, useful AI integration, parser reliability, and operational tooling.
Healthcare operations software
Internal tools, browser automation, data validation, secure workflows, and reporting support for operations-heavy teams.
Web and database development
C#, JavaScript, SQL, responsive applications, operational dashboards, and database performance work.
IT systems leadership
Infrastructure, device management, network upgrades, support processes, and practical technology planning.
Project brief
Tell me what needs to be built, updated, connected, or automated.
Send the site needs, current workflow, desired outcome, timeline, and constraints. I review fit before scheduling and will be direct if it is not the right match.
Ready to start?
Share a short brief with the website needs, workflow, target outcome, stack, timeline, and known constraints.
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