Open to remote Senior Technical Business Analyst / Business Systems Analyst roles spanning data integration and AI-enabled solutions.
SELECTED WORK
Start with the work.
Core systems cases first. Filter only if useful.
Always building something.Family · roots · bonsai · Disney · storytelling · hands-on tinkeringPractical solutions, thoughtful design, humor, and people matter in how I build.
SOLVE PROJECTS
Choose a console.
Each project opens its own working exhibit.A little curiosity, applied.
BAYOU AUDIT
When the report isn’t trustworthy enough, go underneath it.
01 SOURCE
This is what arrived.
A synthetic payment history before Bayou Audit adds context.
CLIENT EXPERIENCE · DIGITAL SHOWROOM
KC CABINETRY
Craftsmanship was already the product. The digital job was to add clarity before the first conversation.
VIEW LIVE DEMO ↗Start with work worth presenting properly.
THE RAW MATERIAL
The credibility existed before the website did.
Owner-led work, years of experience and finished projects already told the story. The site needed to make that value visible before the phone call.
- 15 YEARS
- local craftsmanship
- OWNER-LED
- project relationship
- WHOLE-HOME
- cabinet possibilities
THE REAL CONSTRAINT
The client was busy doing the actual work.
Long design meetings were not realistic. Instead of letting availability stall the project, I changed the collaboration model.
Forward movement mattered more than forcing the “ideal” meeting process.
HOW CAN AMY HELP?
Design beyond the page.
The website conversation expanded into ways the business could reduce friction for both the customer and the craftsperson.
AI ASSIST PREVIEW
Describe the project naturally.
Prototype behavior: deterministic local parsing demonstrates the proposed AI handoff. No external model or customer data is used in this portfolio demo.
STRUCTURED PROJECT
- ROOM
- Kitchen
- LAYOUT
- Keep existing
- CABINETS
- Likely reusable · confirm onsite
- STORAGE
- Higher need
- LIKELY PATH
- Refacing + storage inserts
- FINISH
- Clean classic
BETTER LEAD
Make the first conversation more useful.
The site does not need to replace Jim. It can collect enough context that he starts with the customer’s goal instead of starting from zero.
- WHO
- Name + phone
- PROJECT
- Kitchen · bath · built-in
- GOAL
- “What would make this project a win?”
- CONTEXT
- Estimate + design needs + unanswered questions
Human stays in control: the website prepares the conversation; the craftsperson owns the recommendation and quote.
THE RESULT
The result is the website.
Not a concept deck. Not a static mockup. A working customer experience that connects the craftsmanship, planning tools and follow-up path.
The digital layer helps the customer arrive with more clarity. The craftsperson still owns the real-world recommendation, scope and final quote.
Portfolio prototype · live-site imagery used as source reference · AI Assist is visibly labeled as a local behavior demo.
LEGACY TRANSLATION · EVIDENCE-FIRST MODERNIZATION
BAYOU CONSOLE
Original code remains the anchor. Bayou Console helps a human understand visible behavior, dependencies and governance questions without pretending undocumented intent is known.
DATA INTEGRATION · STATE · PRIVACY · AI GOVERNANCE
STREAMSCOUT
Above the surface, finding the right creator should feel easy. Underneath it, identity, APIs, verification, state, privacy, provenance and governance have to behave correctly.
The simple screen has a contract underneath it.
CAPABILITY ≠ PERMISSION
StreamScout identifies where AI could add value—and preserves the policy boundary when permission for derived use has not been established.
CROSS-PORTFOLIO TECHNICAL LENS
TECHNICAL SPACE FOR NERDS
See what happens underneath the interface.
60-SECOND SYSTEMS THINKING
Give Amy a Mess.
Pick the kind of problem nobody wants to inherit. There is no score. The point is to see what I establish before I start fixing things.What should happen first?
IMAGINE PROJECTS
Choose an experiment.
Each project gets to teach its own exhibit how to move.★ WHERE IT STARTED · ORIGIN STORY
AVA & JAX EAR DESIGN STUDIO
I started with a fun idea. Then I accidentally started learning how to build AI products.
01 · FUN IDEA
A playful experiment became a learning journey.
Start with something delightful. See what happens when curiosity gets permission to keep going.
02 · EXPERIMENT
The question got more interesting.
The design screen became a place to test choices, prompts, presets, naming, saving and production-ready thinking.
03 · BUILD
The pieces started asking to work together.
One playful screen expanded into connected roles, workflows, technical views and a larger product system.
04 · LEARN
The idea changed shape as the product became real.
Concept visuals set direction. The creation journey mapped the experience. The working studio is what those experiments grew into.
01 · CONCEPT
Imagine the experience.
Direction-setting visuals—not the finished product.
WATCH ORIGINAL CONCEPT FILM ↗
02 · JOURNEY
Map how it should work.
Choose → create → preview → accessorize → review → order.
03 · WORKING STUDIO
Build what earned its place.
The product grew from the experiments and mapped journey.
05 · AJ + AI
Human direction. AI collaboration. Iteration in real time.
AJ sets the direction, tests the result and decides what stays. AI expands the space of possibilities and helps move the idea faster.
AJ + AI IN ACTION
06 · POSSIBILITIES
One playful idea became a system of possibilities.
AI widened the directions to explore. Human direction, testing, security questions and judgment decided what deserved to become real.
Curious by nature. Responsible by design. Always.
GROWTH · INTERACTION · RESPONSIBLE AI
BONSAI JOURNEY
One quiet timestamp experiment kept growing until the most important product decision was knowing when to stop.
THE SEED
A timestamp became a care ritual.
The first challenge was surprisingly technical: use one master video, jump to a precise care moment, play only that segment, then pause in the tree’s new state.
Time itself became the interface.
THE BRANCH
The ritual became a place.
Once the timeline worked, curiosity moved outward. The experience gained an elevated Zen garden, meaningful stones, multiple trees, music and room to simply be there.
Interaction shifted from “play the next moment” to calm, self-directed exploration.
THE QUESTION CHANGED
Then real young bonsai arrived.
Being gifted young stems changed the product question. It was no longer only, “Can this feel beautiful?” It became, “Could software responsibly help someone care for living trees over time?”
CARE BECOMES HISTORY
What if a bonsai could carry its own memory?
Premium expanded into a collection system: care history, timeline, styling, provenance, substrate thinking and a “Black Box for Living Art.”
GENTLE AUGMENTATION
AI should support the keeper—not pretend to be the bonsai expert.
The most interesting AI direction became diagnostic restraint: organize observations, separate signal from noise, keep uncertainty visible and help formulate better questions.
PAUSED · NOT ABANDONEDTHE EXPERT-VALIDATION GATE
The tree is still growing.
I could keep generating features. I could not responsibly decide by myself which ones would actually help bonsai keepers.
Development paused here until expert eyes can tell me what deserves to grow next.
ONE CREATIVE SYSTEM · MANY WAYS TO PLAY
CREATIVE STUDIO WORLD
A shared character universe where the hub provides continuity—and each experience is free to own a completely different interaction model.
SHARED CHARACTERS · DIFFERENT WORLDSTHE SYSTEM
One place to enter the universe.
The hub is not the game. It is the connective tissue: recurring characters, recognizable worlds and clear portals into experiences that behave differently on purpose.
The hub provides continuity. The project still owns the experience.
JAX QUESTS
Walk into the world.
Jax is about movement, missions and discovering where interaction lives. The player moves through a world rather than selecting content from a conventional menu.
AVA’S JOURNEY
Create your way forward.
Ava’s world is less about mission completion and more about imagination: choices, wardrobe, magical progression and shaping what the next moment becomes.
THE EXPERIMENT WORTH FOLLOWING
Choose your own silly.
GrAmy’s Silly uses branching local logic to turn ridiculous prompts into a tiny choose-your-own-adventure. The current version is intentionally simple—but the idea opened a much bigger door.
Truth boundary: the current game is not pretending to use live generative AI. The AI direction is the next product question.
PLAY THE BRAIN YOU BROUGHT TODAY
Difficulty by vibe—not by age.
These games were never meant to label a player as “beginner” or “advanced.” Sometimes a person wants to think. Sometimes a person wants a tiny win. Sometimes clicking something cheerful is enough.
STORYTIME · POOF’S BIG PRANK
A shared world can still surprise you.
Poof turns the recurring cast into interactive storytelling: scenes, choices, reactions, replay and continuity with side characters who can move between experiences.
One creative system. Many ways to play.
PLAYABLE EXPERIENCE
Poof’s Big Prank
A choice-driven Ava & Jax story-game where clues, character decisions and creative play move the experience forward.
Also embedded inside Creative Studio World → CREATE.
THE WHOLE LAB
Professional depth. Creative range.
The strongest systems cases lead. Interactive lenses and creative builds show how that thinking stretches.
Core systems work
Closest evidence for Senior Technical BA / BSA work.
How I think — and how the work feels
Architecture, problem-framing and one playable experience—not client projects.
Experiments that stretch the same skills
Interaction, responsible AI and reusable experience design.
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