Your tools don't talk to each other. Data lives in one system, decisions happen in another, and someone on your team is the human middleware copying information between them. I build the bridge so that stops.

As an Automation & Systems Architect, I build custom API integrations and middleware layers that connect systems that were never designed to work together. Legacy POS to modern dashboards. CRM to accounting. Internal databases to external platforms. If both sides have data, I can wire them.

Custom API integrations between any two (or more) systems with accessible endpoints

Middleware applications that translate, transform, and route data between incompatible platforms

High-frequency polling and webhook architectures for real-time or near-real-time data syncing

Error handling, retry logic, and monitoring so the pipeline doesn't silently break

Legacy system bridging when the "official integration" doesn't exist or doesn't do what you need

Every integration ships with documentation, monitoring, and a support window. You get a connection that runs reliably, not a fragile script that breaks the first time an API changes.

Stack: Python, Make, custom APIs, webhooks, and whatever your systems expose.