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Cover image for Most of my work this
Most of my work this year has been on the same problem from two ends. The backend end: reporting pipelines. Raw exports — Excel files, CSVs, database dumps — going in, and clean formatted reports coming out. One processes around 379,000 transaction records into the daily reports three departments actually depend on. Another replaced a two-day manual allocation process with a script that finishes in minutes. The frontend end: making that output usable. A pipeline that produces a perfect file nobody opens hasn't solved anything. So the same work shows up as interfaces — Next.js, React, TypeScript — where an ops person can see what happened, filter it, and act on it without asking a developer. Those two things aren't separate jobs. Data that nobody can see is just storage, and a dashboard with no pipeline behind it is a mockup. Currently building both. Python and Pandas on one side, Next.js and React on the other.
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Cover image for A premium, enterprise-grade Property Management
A premium, enterprise-grade Property Management System (PMS) and operations dashboard engineered for boutique hotels, luxury resorts, and elite estates. LuxStay replaces clunky, legacy hotel platforms with a high-performance, unified digital command center. The application streamlines critical daily operations by consolidating complex business verticals into a single fluid interface. It features a real-time SaaS Operations Center for live occupancy tracking, a dynamic room inventory layout with status overrides, deep guest CRM registries, priority-based housekeeping dispatch modules, and interactive business intelligence (BI) charts to forecast revenue statistics like RevPAR. Designed with an ultra-modern, responsive glassmorphic design language, the system balances dense commercial data presentation with a seamless, high-end user experience.
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