Selected work
Real manufacturing problems, the tools that fixed them, and the outcome.
Classic industrial-engineering variance analysis as software: engineered standards against actual performance, continuously.
A multi-module factory operating system for a production facility, integrated modules covering production reporting, quality documents, lean boards, equipment, and workforce programs, behind one …
A quality management platform centred on traceability, following material and process history through production, with non-conformance and corrective action built in.
QMS-style document control: versioned procedures and work instructions, controlled distribution, and a read-only view for the shop floor.
Digital SQDC (Safety, Quality, Delivery, Cost) boards, lean daily management without the whiteboard maintenance.
Shop-floor production capture with entry, review, and approval flow, the system that replaced the morning paper stack.
Drag a raw SAP export in, click run, get the finished Excel out, and every run saved to a database for date-range reporting.
Warehouse scheduling built on raw warehouse-management report exports, the schedule everyone needs, without the spreadsheet ritual.
Workforce incentive calculation from production data, rules applied consistently, results explainable line by line.
Compliance and audit-readiness management, requirements, owners, evidence, and status in a live register instead of a pre-audit scramble.
Finance-grade daily reporting for a manufacturing operation, production figures, costing views, and compliance records under one login.
Consolidated production analytics on top of collected shop-floor data, KPIs, OEE-style views, trends, and date-range reports on demand.
An AI agent that audits retail transportation charges and deductions for a US-based supplier to major retail chains, and drafts the dispute case.
An AI agent that reads the plant before the morning meeting does.
An AI agent that screens and ranks candidate resumes against a job description, tiered output a hiring manager can act on.
Camera-based product dimensioning, measuring physical products from images instead of by hand. In development.
A multi-tenant SaaS foundation, accounts, subscription billing, and tenant isolation, with product modules on top.
Full e-commerce platforms with structured catalogs, cart, and checkout, built for search and speed on the phones customers actually use.
Web platforms for service businesses and corporate groups, structured, owner-editable content on a foundation built to extend.
An asset management system, the register of what exists, where it is, and what state it's in.
