Production Web & Integration Work

Operating businesses accumulate brittle web stacks: a WordPress site with stale plugins, a Shopify storefront fighting CRM/ERP sync, scraping tasks running on someone's laptop. The work is unglamorous but it's what keeps revenue moving.

A curated case study of production systems: WordPress stabilization, Shopify Hydrogen rebuilds, CRM/ERP integrations between HubSpot and NetSuite, Python scraping and data pipelines, AWS-hosted automation, and IT administration.

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  Shopify Hydrogen storefront migration replacing legacy theme

• 02

  NetSuite SuiteScript + HubSpot CRM integration (bidirectional contact + order sync)

• 03

  Python (Scrapy + Selenium) data pipeline running on AWS EC2 with Pandas-based transforms

• 04

  WordPress stabilization: plugin audit, security hardening, performance pass

• 05

  Microsoft Intune + Entra ID administration with SSO / SAML rollout

• The RiteWipe storefront now runs on a Shopify Hydrogen build serving live production traffic at ritewipe.com, retiring the legacy theme.
• HubSpot and NetSuite stay in sync through SuiteScript-driven bidirectional contact and order flow, removing manual re-entry between CRM and ERP.
• Scraping and data-transform jobs moved off a local machine onto scheduled AWS EC2 pipelines, and the team runs on Intune + Entra ID with SSO / SAML.

• React
• TypeScript
• Remix
• Shopify Hydrogen
• Tailwind CSS
• WordPress
• HubSpot
• NetSuite
• SuiteScript
• Python
• Selenium
• Scrapy
• Pandas
• AWS EC2
• Microsoft Intune
• Entra ID
• SSO / SAML

Live client production work.

Real-world judgment: stabilizing legacy stacks, integrating SaaS systems with custom code, building automation that runs in production, and operating IT infrastructure end-to-end.

Operational systems work is judgment-heavy: stabilize first, instrument second, refactor only where it pays. Most of the value is unromantic plumbing that keeps revenue moving.

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