Available for freelance and product work

I build credible web products for founders and operators who need more than a pretty prototype.

Full-stack developer with product taste, operational instincts, and a bias toward shipping.

I work across product websites, SaaS flows, dashboards, and workflow tools. The goal is simple: software that looks sharp, earns trust quickly, and still makes sense once real users, billing, and operational edge cases show up.

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  • React, Next.js, Node.js, Express, SQL
  • SaaS, dashboards, internal tools, and product sites
  • Based in St. Petersburg, FL
Best fit Founder-led products that need clarity, polish, and real execution.
Range Customer-facing SaaS, internal dashboards, utilities, and conversion-focused web experiences.
Ownership Frontend, backend, auth, billing, deployment, and the practical product calls in between.
Operations dashboard showing charts, revenue, inventory, and logistics workflows
Now includes
$1.59M

Inventory intelligence across 419 SKUs, with allocation analysis and stock status built into the view.

Operator-facing scope

Revenue tracking, order recommendations with lead times, and freight and delivery scheduling in one prominent decision surface.

About

Product thinking backed by operator-level pragmatism.

I come from an operations-heavy background, so I naturally care about what happens after launch: whether the workflow is clear, whether the data is useful, and whether the software actually reduces friction instead of adding a nicer layer on top of the same mess.

I build modern web applications with a bias toward clean UX, reliable backend logic, and production-sane decisions. That means thoughtful interfaces, sensible scope, and features that map to a real business need instead of surface-level complexity.

My background spans competitive gaming, entrepreneurship, and operations management. That mix shows up in the work: I care about fast iteration, strong decision support, and products that feel intentional from the first impression through actual day-to-day use.

  • Strong in the messy middle Turning a rough brief or half-formed product idea into a cleaner scope, clearer UX, and something that can actually ship.
  • Useful over decorative I like tasteful design, but the standard is credibility, conversion, and long-term maintainability, not effects for their own sake.
  • Comfortable owning the whole path Frontend, backend, auth, billing, deployment, and the operational details that make a product feel stable instead of fragile.

Core Stack

  • JavaScript / Node.jsPrimary backend and app logic
  • React / Next.jsInteractive frontends and product UI
  • Express / APIsCustom backend services and integrations
  • PostgreSQL / SQLitePractical relational data design
  • Stripe / Auth / WebhooksSaaS billing and account flows
  • Nginx / SSL / DeploymentsGetting products live and stable
Selected Work

Clearer case studies, not just a gallery of interfaces.

These are the kinds of builds I want more of: products and internal tools where UX, architecture, and business usefulness all matter. Each one shows a different slice of how I think and what I can own.

SaaS product ReviewFunnel dashboard interface

ReviewFunnel

A review management platform that helps businesses collect feedback, route happy customers toward public reviews, and keep service recovery private and organized.

Role Product, frontend, backend, billing, deployment
Problem Make reputation workflows easier to run consistently
Value Turns a vague "get more reviews" goal into a usable system
What shipped

Customer-facing flows, authentication, account structure, Stripe billing, and a product UI designed around actual operator tasks instead of a generic dashboard shell.

Why it matters

This is the best example of my ability to turn a business workflow into a real product with conversion paths, account logic, and production-ready infrastructure.

React Node.js Stripe PostgreSQL
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Internal operations tool Operations dashboard with charts and business metrics

Operations Dashboard

A real-time dashboard built to give operators a cleaner view of revenue tracking, inventory intelligence across 419 SKUs and $1.59M in inventory, stock status with allocation analysis, order recommendations with lead times, freight and delivery scheduling, and the decisions that normally get buried in spreadsheets, tabs, and ad hoc status checks.

Role Frontend architecture, API integration, live status UX
Problem Operators needed fast visibility without context switching
Value Reduces manual monitoring and speeds up decisions
What shipped

Live updates, charting, health summaries, revenue tracking, inventory intelligence, stock status with allocation analysis, an order recommendations engine with lead times, and freight and delivery scheduling designed for fast scanning rather than "pretty analytics" that still require interpretation.

Why it matters

It shows how I think about internal software: the right information, the right defaults, and fewer clicks between noticing a problem and acting on it.

React Chart.js WebSockets Express
Private client-style build
Learning product MatutoNa language learning interface

MatutoNa

An interactive Tagalog learning platform with guided lessons, account-based progress, and a much friendlier structure than static study materials or bare-bones flashcard tools.

Role Product UX, account flows, persistence, app structure
Problem Make learning feel approachable enough to stick with
Value Shows product thinking outside standard SaaS patterns
What shipped

Guided lesson flows, authentication, persistent progress, and a UI that prioritizes momentum and clarity over academic density.

Why it matters

This is a good example of balancing interface feel with application logic. The product works because the structure is approachable, not just because the screens look polished.

React Prisma SQLite Auth
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Monitoring and automation Grid bot dashboard with trading information

Grid Bot Dashboard

A control and monitoring interface for a crypto trading bot, built around real-time status visibility, live P&L feedback, and safer day-to-day operation.

Role Monitoring UI, reliability fixes, operational tooling
Problem High-stakes system needed trustable live visibility
Value Combines product UX with backend risk-awareness
What shipped

A real-time dashboard backed by logic improvements around fills, P&L, state handling, and safer operational behavior, not just a thin layer on top of raw bot output.

Why it matters

It demonstrates a useful mix of frontend clarity and backend rigor. In this kind of product, the interface only works if the underlying system behavior is trustworthy.

Node.js WebSockets Kraken API Real-time UI
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Interactive game RookRL roguelike dungeon crawler game interface

RookRL

A browser-based roguelike dungeon crawler with procedural generation, turn-based combat, fog of war, and an asymmetric co-op mode where a human player and an AI companion explore dungeons together.

Role Game design, real-time UI, server architecture, AI integration
Problem Build a full game experience with zero external dependencies
Value Shows complex state management, real-time updates, and creative technical range
What shipped

Procedural dungeon generation, turn-based combat with fog of war, an SSE-powered live game feed, inventory and equipment systems, and a co-op mode with AI-driven tactical support.

Why it matters

This project demonstrates comfort with complex state, real-time event systems, and creative problem-solving outside typical CRUD patterns. Zero external dependencies — custom mini-Express server included.

Node.js SSE Procedural Gen Zero Deps
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Data dashboard Location Intelligence dashboard with market data and growth scores

Location Intelligence

A market analysis dashboard for a lumber company, visualizing Florida housing starts, county growth scores, builder activity, and regional trends to support expansion decisions.

Role Data modeling, visualization, interactive UI, business logic
Problem Expansion decisions relied on gut feel and scattered data
Value Turns raw permit data into actionable growth intelligence
What shipped

County-level growth scoring, regional market cards, builder tracking, housing starts trend charts, a market comparison tool, and an interactive location analyzer with revenue projections.

Why it matters

This is real decision-support software built for a specific business problem. It shows how I think about turning messy data into clear, scannable insights that operators can actually act on.

Chart.js Data Viz Growth Scoring GeoJSON
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How I Can Help

Best fit for founders, operators, and lean teams who need an adult in the room.

If you know there is a product or workflow problem to solve and need someone who can shape, build, and finish it without a lot of ceremony, that is the lane I like most. I can tighten scope, make product calls, and get something credible into the world.

  • You need an MVP, internal tool, dashboard, or product site that feels more credible than a rushed prototype.
  • You want someone who can think through UX, backend behavior, and deployment without heavy hand-holding.
  • You care about outcomes: clearer positioning, cleaner workflows, better visibility, or a stronger conversion path.

How I usually work

  • 1I get clear on the product, the constraint, and what "better" actually means for the business.
  • 2I tighten scope, define the right user flow, and make sure the technical shape matches the actual job.
  • 3I ship a polished, production-sane build instead of handing over a fragile prototype that still needs rescuing.

Product Websites

Marketing and product pages that feel credible, intentional, and aligned with the software behind them.

Full-Stack App Builds

End-to-end web applications with frontend UX, backend logic, auth, data modeling, and deployment handled cleanly.

Dashboards and Internal Tools

Operator-focused software that reduces manual work and makes the right information easier to act on.

SaaS Foundations

Billing, user accounts, admin flows, and the infrastructure details that make a product feel legit.

Contact

If you need a sharp product pass or someone who can own execution, reach out.

The best inquiries are short and concrete: what you are building, what stage it is in, what feels off or blocked, and what kind of help you want. I can usually tell quickly whether I am the right fit and what the next move should be.

Email Cameron (727) 677-9131

Open to freelance work, contract builds, and product-focused collaborations. Email is the fastest path.

What to send

  • A one-paragraph overview of the product, business, or workflow you want help with.
  • Your current stage: new idea, redesign, MVP, internal tool, or active product.
  • Any important constraints like timeline, budget range, team size, or technical blockers.
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Typical good fit

Founder-led software, internal tooling, or product marketing work that needs sharper UX, cleaner execution, or someone who can bridge the gap between idea and production.

Engagements

Freelance builds, product-focused contract work, design and UX improvement passes, and selective ongoing help for active products that need a stronger operator-builder mindset.

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