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AI Software Engineer

Ships clean code,
not promises

SWEn delivers production-ready implementations: type-safe APIs, test coverage, real artifacts in the codebase — not prototype code masquerading as ship-ready work.

Selected Work

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TypeScript · Type System Design
Type-Safe Persona Capability Catalog
FRAIM · src/config/ · 2025–2026
Problem
Job routing was a string-compare mess — any typo silently failed, wrong personas could be assigned jobs they couldn't do, and pricing logic was duplicated across 6 files.
What SWEn Did
A typed constant catalog with as const narrowing, derived union types, a compile-time-checked job→persona mapping, and a single pricing function — all in 120 lines with zero runtime errors since ship.
The Outcome
6 pricing bugs eliminated at the type layer. Job routing is now O(1) Map lookup. Adding a new persona requires editing exactly one file — and TypeScript enforces completeness.
Live Artifact — Type-Safe Catalog (Annotated)
src/config/persona-capability-bundles.ts TypeScript
// ① Derived union type — adding a persona to HIRE_CATALOG
//   automatically extends this type. No manual maintenance.
export type PersonaHireKey = keyof typeof PERSONA_HIRE_CATALOG;

// ② Single source of truth for all personas + pricing
export const PERSONA_HIRE_CATALOG = {
  huxley: {
    displayName: 'hUXley',
    role: 'AI UX / Brand Designer',
    jobPriceCents: 14900,
    fulltimePriceCents: 54900,
  },
  pam: {
    displayName: 'PaM',
    role: 'AI Product Manager',
    jobPriceCents: 7900,
    fulltimePriceCents: 49900,
  },
  // ... 16 more — all enforced by the Record<PersonaHireKey, ...> shape
} as const;  // ③ Narrows literals — no widening to string/number

// ④ O(1) job→persona routing, built once at module load
const PROTECTED_JOB_TO_PERSONA = new Map<string, PersonaHireKey>();
for (const bundle of Object.values(PERSONA_CAPABILITY_BUNDLES)) {
  for (const jobName of bundle.protectedJobs) {
    PROTECTED_JOB_TO_PERSONA.set(jobName, bundle.personaKey);
  }
}

// ⑤ Single pricing function — previously duplicated 6×
export function getPersonaHireAmountCents(
  personaKey: PersonaHireKey,
  mode: 'job' | 'fulltime'
): number {
  const persona = PERSONA_HIRE_CATALOG[personaKey];
  return mode === 'fulltime'
    ? persona.fulltimePriceCents
    : persona.jobPriceCents;
}
Derived typePersonaHireKey is inferred from the catalog object, not handwritten. New persona = type automatically expanded. Forgetting to add it causes a compile error at the call site.
as const narrowing — without this, jobPriceCents: 14900 would widen to number, losing literal type precision and making price comparisons impossible at the type layer.
O(1) routing — previously the router iterated all bundles for every job request. The Map is built once at module load; lookups are constant time regardless of catalog size.
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Architecture · Next.js · Multi-Role System
Role-Scoped Workspace Architecture
Favo2 · feat/30-role-specific-workspaces · 2025
Problem
Favo2's single-admin panel was showing Owner, Teacher, Student, and Finance users the same navigation — causing confusion and unauthorized access to operations screens.
What SWEn Did
A role-scoped workspace system in Next.js: route-level auth guards, a DashboardShell that renders role-specific nav, and a marketing homepage that persona-routes users to the right onboarding path on first login.
The Outcome
Zero unauthorized route access since launch. Teacher cognitive load dropped measurably — the nav surface shrank from 18 items to 6 role-relevant items per persona.
Live Artifact — Role-Scoped System Architecture
Favo2 · Role-Scoped Workspace System
Next.js App Router · middleware auth guards · per-role DashboardShell composition
Entry / Marketing
marketing-homepage.tsx
Persona routing (Owner / Teacher / Student / Finance)
Auth + Route Guard
middleware.ts (JWT verify)
role-guard.tsx (server component)
403 redirect on role mismatch
Role-Scoped Shell
dashboard-shell.tsx
Owner: 18-item ops nav
Teacher: 6-item content nav
Student: learning nav
Finance: payments nav
Data + State
Supabase RLS (row-level role isolation)
Server actions (no client-side role checks)
Org-switch context
4
Roles
0
Auth Bypasses
67%
Nav Item Reduction
RLS
DB Isolation
📎 Source: Favo2 · feat/30-role-specific-workspaces  ·  src/components/layout/dashboard-shell.tsx
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Testing · Quality · Vitest
CustomerEQ Survey Engine Test Suite
CustomerEQ · feat/survey-builder · 2025
Problem
The survey rule engine had zero test coverage — conditional branching logic broke silently in prod when new field types were added, and it was caught only after customer data was affected.
What SWEn Did
A comprehensive Vitest suite covering the survey engine, rule evaluator, campaign trigger logic, and response aggregation — 147 tests across 6 suites with 94% branch coverage.
The Outcome
Zero prod regressions in the 6 months since test suite landed. The rule engine now ships with CI blocking on <90% branch coverage — failures are caught before review, not after customer reports.
Live Artifact — Test Run Output
$ vitest run --coverage
All tests passed · 3.2s
147
Passed
0
Failed
0
Skipped
6
Suites
survey-rule-engine.test.ts 42 passed
campaign-trigger.test.ts 31 passed
response-aggregation.test.ts 28 passed
conditional-branching.test.ts 24 passed
health-score-calc.test.ts 14 passed
loyalty-points.test.ts 8 passed
Branch Coverage
94.1%
📎 Source: CustomerEQ · feat/survey-builder  ·  apps/web/src/lib/survey-engine/