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AI document review
Built an Angular frontend that helps analyze and score legal filings.
Angular / TypeScript / AI
I build software that makes complex systems work better.
I’m Patrick, a software developer working across full-stack applications, AI integrations, cloud infrastructure, and IT systems.
Work that connects software, AI, and infrastructure.
From legal document review to cloud modernization, I build practical systems that bring the frontend, data, and infrastructure together.
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AI analytics integrations
Designed MCP integrations connecting Looker and SQL Server for AI-driven analytics workflows.
MCP / Looker / SQL Server
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Cloud modernization
Migrated 95% of on-site servers to cloud solutions and automated certificate renewal with Azure Functions.
Azure / C# / Infrastructure
Experience / 2019–Now
Full-stack range with an infrastructure foundation.
2025–Present
Software Developer
PerryLabs
Building live Sage integrations, AI analytics tooling, an Angular legal-document review experience, and personalized video automation.
2024
IT Technician
Onsite Computers
Diagnosed and repaired computers, managed networks and Exchange migrations, and translated customer needs into practical technology solutions.
2022–2024
Software Developer / IT Administrator
Travel Advantage Network
Developed Angular, TypeScript, Python, and C# tools while modernizing Azure, networking, identity, and cloud infrastructure.
2019–2021
Virtual Assistant
Adoption Wise
Produced a podcast and managed audience communication, email operations, and online community membership.
The toolkit
Languages, platforms, and systems I use to move work from idea to production.
- C#
- .NET
- Angular
- TypeScript
- Python
- SQL Server
- Azure
- Docker
- Git
- MCP
Cloud & DevOps
Azure, Oracle, AWS, Docker, k3s
Data & AI
SQL Server, Qdrant, Looker, Azure Foundry, PyTorch, vector databases
Systems
Active Directory, Entra, VLANs, Group Policy, DNS
Off the clock, still building.
Software is the job. Taking things apart, researching how they work, and building something new is the habit.
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Local AI lab
I run models locally and turn new AI ideas into hands-on experiments—including self-hosted video monitoring and edge-computing projects.
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3D printing
I operate and maintain my own printer, learning through the mix of software, hardware, calibration, and iteration that makes a physical build work.
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Research as a habit
I stay current on hardware, AI, developer tools, and whatever else catches my attention—then I test what I learn instead of just reading about it.