I build the site, the search presence behind it, and sometimes the internal app the organization runs on — for a neurology practice, a parish, an epilepsy nonprofit, a surgical practice and a biomass exporter.
Self-taught, based in Bakersfield, California, and available for both project work and full-time roles.
Current
Developer & digital operations
Bakersfield, California
Secretary since July 2026
Volunteer board roleSecretary & website developer
California nonprofit public benefit corporation, Kern County · 501(c)(3) public charity, IRS determination June 2026
2026 — current
Client workWeb designer & developer
Earlier
Project manager — insulation & cost analysis
over the wire, compressed
first load, everything
throttled slow 4G
good is under 0.1
Measured on the production build in headless Chromium at 1440×900, cold cache, throttled to slow 4G with a 4× CPU slowdown — roughly a mid-range phone on a bad connection. Reproduce it with npm run measure. Last measured 20 August 2026.
| Project | Type | Stack | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| United Neuroscience Institute | Website & SEO | Static build · Local SEO | unitedneuroscience.org |
| St. Chavara Mission | Parish website | Next.js 16 · Tailwind v4 | Pending launch |
| Nonstop Energy | Company website | Next.js · three.js | nonstopenergy.us |
| Beyond Epilepsy | Nonprofit website | Static build · Accessibility | beyondepilepsy.org |
| NEUR.ON | Internal web app | Next.js · Supabase | Internal |
I run the website and search presence for a Bakersfield neuroscience practice — service pages, provider pages, on-page SEO and local search in a market with real competition.
The parish website for a Syro-Malabar Catholic church in Bakersfield. Every page and every word carried over from the old Google Sites build; what changed is that it now looks like the church it belongs to.
Rebuild complete; awaiting the parish's domain cutover
A renewable-energy company that sources and ships biomass fuel worldwide. Next.js, a procedural three.js hero that degrades gracefully, and a quote form built to actually get filled out.
A Kern County epilepsy nonprofit's site, built as a custom WordPress theme and later ported to a static build. The support-group schedule generates itself, and every design decision had to clear an accessibility and seizure-safety bar.
The internal system a neurology practice will run on: six roles, real approval chains, clock in/out, shift swaps, leave requests and payroll imports. Built, deployed to an internal environment, and in testing rollout.
Internal and invite-only — it holds staff data
Front end
Back end & data
Security & access control
Sites, CMS & search
Design & accessibility
Delivery & tooling
Currently learning
No completed degree. Everything on this page was learned by building it and shipping it for people who were waiting on it — live sites for a neurology practice and an epilepsy nonprofit, a parish site, a surgical practice site, an exporter demo, and an internal scheduling and payroll app.
The work runs past the front end into content structure, search, accessibility and internal tooling, because most of it has been for organizations where a website isn’t decoration — it’s how someone finds a support group, books a neurologist, or decides whether a supplier is worth an email.
Bakersfield, California. Mostly Next.js, React and Supabase, with WordPress where a client needs to edit their own pages.
Tell me what the site has to do.
And who it’s for. I’ll tell you what it takes to build — honestly, including when you don’t need me.
Bakersfield, California (Pacific) · remote or local
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