Work
End-to-end work across production platforms, open-source patterns, and complex UX - told as systems, decisions, and outcomes, not a tool list.
Each study calls out ownership: what I built, why I built it that way, and how it behaves in the real world (performance, accessibility, operations, and iteration).
Platform trilogy · 2025–2026
One gospel media brand, three independent deploys — public website, 24/7 audio tooling, and custom live video — each designed to collapse complexity for audiences and operators.
Public Next.js platform with persistent Shoutcast radio, São Paulo schedule engine, PWA install, and CMS-ready editorial.
Ownership: End-to-end: IA, UX, persistent player architecture, SEO, PWA install flow, maintenance
Stack: Next.js, React, TypeScript, PWA
The stream follows you page to page — schedule and metadata stay legible without turning the site into a player app.
24/7Radio bar
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Self-hosted Icecast on Oracle Always Free with a WebSocket bridge — operators go live from the browser, listeners tune in via MP3.
Ownership: End-to-end: operator UX, server bridge, deployment, maintenance
Stack: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Icecast, WebSockets
Remove BUTT/OBS from the operator path by accepting a small bridge on the server — complexity moves where volunteers never see it.
$0Origin cost
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Custom live TV: OBS publishes RTMP, nginx writes HLS segments, a Next.js viewer handles mobile unmute policy and YouTube fallback.
Ownership: End-to-end: UX, streaming pipeline integration, viewer implementation, deployment, maintenance
Stack: Next.js, React, TypeScript, HLS
Collapse RTMP, segment freshness, autoplay policy, and screen-lock lifecycle into one black frame and one unmute button.
~3–6sHLS latency
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A real-time collaborative CLM workflow engine that reduced Time to Audit by 70% for Fortune 500 legal teams.
When ten stakeholders edit the same logic graph, clarity collapses unless the system makes change visible.
70%Time saved
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From personal friction to 14K+ Figma views and a framework-agnostic library used in production.
A micro-pattern validated in design, then engineered for universal adoption.
14.1KFigma views
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Unifying fragmented onboarding across 15+ regions while negotiating user friction and business constraints.
Global scale forced a trade-off between conversion and data integrity. Design had to make that legible.
15+Regions
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