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Product Engineering & Automation

Turn a business need into software your team can use and build on.

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Who I help

Founders building a product, companies that need internal applications, and businesses with manual operational processes.

The problems we work on

An idea that has yet to become a product, disconnected systems, repetitive administration or a legacy application that is difficult to extend.

What’s included

  • Web and mobile application development
  • Backend services, APIs and system integrations
  • Application modernization and business process automation
  • AI-assisted automation where it fits the business need

From understanding to delivery

How the work moves forward

  1. 01

    Define the product and workflows

    Map the business need, users, existing systems and integrations, then agree the product scope and technical design.

  2. 02

    Build in agreed milestones

    Develop the application, APIs and integrations around the agreed milestones, with opportunities to review the work as it takes shape.

  3. 03

    Deploy and hand over

    Deploy the agreed work and provide handover documentation. Further development and ongoing support can continue through a retainer.

Relevant project experience

DXTR Asia

Technical leadership across client projects, connecting architecture and design requirements with platform infrastructure.

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Moladin

A motorcycle community and marketplace, supported by automated delivery workflows.

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Surya Anugrah Mulya

An integration layer connecting trading applications, customer systems and liquidity providers.

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A useful first conversation

Tell me what you need to move forward.

Describe who will use the product, the workflows it needs to support and the existing systems it must connect to.

Deliverables are tailored to your needs and the agreed project scope. We’ll discuss pricing after understanding your business, priorities and constraints.

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