Selected Engineering Projects

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Business automation often begins with individual scripts. As those scripts grow, consistent execution, testing, maintenance, and release management become harder to manage.

EPAF is my ongoing framework project for bringing a structured engineering approach to that work.

My work on EPAF includes architectural direction, requirements definition, development oversight, and validation of a modular automation framework.

The project emphasizes reusable components, explicit contracts, controlled execution, and documented engineering decisions.

• Modular components and defined interfaces.
• Execution management and control-plane development.
• Public API compatibility baselines and checks.
• Automated quality gates and Windows/Linux CI validation.
• Documented architecture and release-governance decisions.

Additional work includes developer workspace generation, promotion between development and test environments, and production deployment or installation packaging. These capabilities are development objectives and should be distinguished from completed functionality.

Automation architecture, PowerShell engineering, compatibility management, testing, and the operational discipline required to maintain reusable software.

Status: Active development. Features and release scope continue to evolve.

Small product businesses need to connect materials, purchasing, inventory, manufacturing, customer orders, and shipping. Managing those activities across separate spreadsheets makes it difficult to maintain a consistent operational picture.

MrBERP is an ERP application being developed around jewelry-business workflows.

My work includes business requirements, application and data architecture, workflow design, and development and validation activities.

The application uses PowerShell, Pode, and SQLite, with a browser interface and APIs supporting its business workflows.

• Materials and finished-product inventory.
• Purchasing and vendor management.
• Manufacturing and work-in-progress tracking.
• Customers, sales orders, and shipping.
• Financial operations and reporting.

Implementation and validation status vary by area.

Relational data modeling, connected business workflows, application architecture, operational reporting, and automated validation.

Status: Active development, with ongoing UI and release-readiness validation.