Software Engineer

Austin
Wilkins

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I build software that has to hold up in production: AI-backed platforms, applications running at the edge on Cloudflare Workers, and Python tooling that removes work nobody should be doing by hand. Below is a running record of what I have shipped and what I am building next.

I like problems where the details actually matter.

Most of my work sits where a system meets the real world: a platform that has to state facts about real property, a site that has to load fast on a phone in a parking lot, a pipeline that has to be right about which job is worth applying to. That constraint is the interesting part, and it is what I optimize for.

I work across the stack. Python handles services, automation, and data work; .NET and ASP.NET Core cover enterprise identity platforms; JavaScript runs at the edge on Cloudflare Workers. I also have enough front-end craft that the things I ship look finished rather than functional. I care about correctness, about not inventing data, and about leaving a codebase someone else can pick up.

What I do.

01

Software engineering

Backend services, APIs, and platform work in C# and ASP.NET Core, Python, and Java. Enterprise systems that have to be correct, integrate cleanly with what is already there, and survive being maintained by someone else.

02

Web platforms

Fast, accessible sites that hold up under real traffic. Generated from a single source of truth so content cannot drift, and put through automated link-integrity, accessibility, performance, and SEO gates before anything launches.

03

Automation & applied AI

Pipelines that remove work nobody should be doing by hand: data extraction, scoring and ranking, scheduled operations, and AI-assisted workflows wired into the tools a business already runs on.

Engineering experience at GE Aerospace, Fischer Identity, and AI Commerce.

Design that looks made, not assembled.

I also take on freelance web design. Every site below is custom: no page builder, no purchased theme, no template with the colors swapped. Typography, layout, photography direction, copy structure, and the front end are one job, and the result has to load fast on a phone, read well to a search engine, and still be legible to whoever maintains it next. The builds marked concept are finished and running on a preview URL, made for a specific business but not yet moved onto its own domain.

SWFL Auto Rentals homepage: a serif display headline reading Your coast, your kind of ride, set over a full width photograph of a Bronco parked under palms.

SWFL Auto Rentals

swflautorentals.com

An editorial take on car rental. The site opens with the trip you are planning rather than a grid of vehicles, filters the fleet by who is coming with you, then hands off to live availability and secure checkout. Twelve pages, full bleed photography, and a serif display face doing work no rental template would.

  • Art direction
  • Editorial layout
  • Booking flow
  • Multi-page
Palmer Renovation homepage: a large headline reading Renovation and repair from a crew that shows up, on a warm off white background beside a photograph of a finished bathroom remodel.

Palmer Renovation & Repair

palmerrenovation.com

A contractor site built to sound like the crew rather than like a template. Warm neutral palette, oversized friendly display type, and real photography of the company's own finished jobs, with the free estimate never more than one tap away across services, about, careers, and contact.

  • Brand identity
  • Photography
  • Lead capture
  • Local SEO
My Local Everything homepage: a headline reading From set up perfectly to 95 percent automated over a dark animated particle wave, above a row of four statistics.

My Local Everything

mylocaleverything.com

The marketing site for an AI automation platform, and the visual identity that goes with it. Dark and motion led: an animated particle field behind the hero, a serif italic accent face, and a long product narrative that has to explain three phases, nineteen automation areas, and an agent without losing the reader.

  • Dark UI
  • Motion
  • Product marketing
  • Design system
KC Equipment homepage: heavy condensed white type reading Reliable heavy machinery and equipment that keeps your projects rolling, on a near black background beside the KC Sales badge logo.

KC Equipment

kcequipment.org

A used heavy equipment dealer in Winchester, Tennessee. High contrast industrial palette and condensed display type, an inventory first structure, and an FAQ layer written around the questions buyers actually ask on the lot, marked up as structured data so search engines can read the answers.

  • Industrial UI
  • Inventory
  • JSON-LD
  • Local SEO
Temple Beth El homepage: the headline There is a place for you in tall white capitals over a full width photograph of a full congregation seated in the sanctuary.

Temple Beth El of Fort Myers

Concept build · preview

A concept rebuild for a Reform congregation, built to be walked through rather than pitched on paper. Warm photography at full bleed, a quiet serif and a tall condensed display face, and an information architecture organized around the two questions a visitor actually arrives with: when is the service, and will I be welcome.

  • Art direction
  • Photography
  • High Holy Days
  • Multi-page
Evolutionary Living homepage: the words Train the Body set in a large green serif above Fuel the Soul in italic, on a soft cream gradient background.

Evolutionary Living

Concept build · preview

A wellness practice built around one instructor and a schedule that changes weekly. Cream and deep green, generous whitespace, and a display serif carrying the whole identity, over an events calendar that reads a private Google Calendar feed at the edge so the site updates itself when he adds a class.

  • Brand identity
  • Calendar feed
  • Edge functions
  • Events
Art and Soul Tattoo homepage: the shop name in a cream western display face with an amber ampersand, on a near black background beside a painting of a skull, a candle and a tattoo machine.

Art & Soul Tattoo & Gallery

Concept build · preview

A Fort Myers tattoo shop, rebuilt without losing what it already ranks for. Near black and amber, a western display face pulled from the shop's own signage, and a page for every artist at the exact URL the old sitemap used, so the rebuild could go live without breaking a single existing link.

  • Art direction
  • URL parity
  • Artist pages
  • Local SEO

Built, awaiting launchScreens available on request

Wimmer Regenerative Orthopedics

Launching soon

A 51 page rebuild for a regenerative orthopedics practice, finished and awaiting launch. Its release gate flagged the default form handler as unviable for protected health information, which moved patient intake onto a HIPAA compliant vendor before a single patient could reach the form.

  • Healthcare
  • 51 pages
  • HIPAA intake
  • Accessibility

Every site here ships through the same automated gates before launch: link integrity, accessibility, performance, and structured data. Design, build, and launch are one engagement.

Things I have built, and things I am building.

Live 2026

My Local Everything

A client-facing automation SaaS. Businesses connect their tools once through OAuth, an API key, or a webhook, then run automations on demand, with isolation between organizations enforced by row-level security. Includes scheduled multi-platform publishing and a matching engine over an automation library of 17,600 templates.

  • Supabase
  • PostgreSQL
  • OAuth
  • Row-level security
Live 2026

Net Worth Tracker

A net worth tracker that runs entirely in the browser. No account, no server, and zero network requests, which makes the privacy claim verifiable rather than a promise. Customizable charts, an optional expense tracker, and JSON export so the data stays yours. Hand-built SVG charts on a colorblind-validated palette; no charting library.

  • JavaScript
  • SVG
  • Data visualization
  • Local-first
Live 30+ sites

Automated Release Gate Toolchain

A seven-gate release pipeline covering link integrity, fact provenance, design conformance, accessibility, performance, and SEO. Each gate is a scripted Node pass that fails the build on violation, turning subjective review into a repeatable check. On a 51-page orthopedics build it caught the default form handler as unviable for protected health information and forced patient intake onto a HIPAA-compliant vendor.

  • Node
  • CI/CD
  • Accessibility
  • Compliance
Active 2026

Job Search Pipeline

A Python pipeline that discovers roles from public job APIs, scores each one against a resume, tracks applications through a status funnel with automatic follow-up timers, and renders its own dashboard. Built deliberately against documented public endpoints only, with no scraping of platforms that forbid it.

  • Python
  • REST APIs
  • Scoring
  • Automation
Planned Next

PDF Reader for the Microsoft Store

A fast, clean PDF reader built for Windows and published to the Microsoft Store. A shipped consumer desktop application end to end, from packaging and store certification through to release. In planning.

  • Windows
  • Desktop
  • Microsoft Store

What I work in.

Languages

  • C#
  • Python
  • JavaScript
  • Java
  • SQL
  • PHP
  • PowerShell
  • HTML/CSS

Frameworks

  • ASP.NET Core
  • .NET
  • Blazor
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • REST APIs

Data

  • PostgreSQL
  • Supabase
  • MongoDB
  • Data modeling
  • Power BI

Cloud & Infra

  • AWS
  • Cloudflare Workers
  • Azure DevOps
  • VMware
  • Windows Server

Practices

  • CI/CD
  • Agile/Scrum
  • Automated release gates
  • Structured data
  • Accessibility

Have something worth building?

I am open to software engineering roles, and I take on freelance web design for businesses that want a site built rather than assembled. The fastest way to reach me is email.

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