Frontend Developer building automation tools for organizations solving real problems
I work on web applications during the day, but what really drives me is creating automation bots and scrapers that actually make a difference. Recently I've been building real-time monitoring systems - automated trader that alerts users when new signals drops and trades, so the user doesn't miss out.
Looking to connect with organizations tackling climate issues, healthcare access, or social justice - places where good tech can move the needle. I see automation flow as a solution that handles the tedious stuff: monitoring air quality databases, tracking medication availability across clinic networks, scraping housing listings for affordable options. This frees up teams to focus on strategy instead of data entry.
Right now I'm expanding into cross-platform integrations and real-time alert systems, particularly interested in projects that bridge communication gaps - connecting field workers with coordination centers, or turning complex datasets into actionable insights for decision-makers who don't have time to dig through spreadsheets.
Here's something I've learned: whether you're building a user interface or writing a scraper, you're really just breaking down messy problems into steps that make sense. The same logic that handles real-time data processing works for crisis response systems or environmental monitoring. Programming languages change, but that core problem-solving approach works everywhere.
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