Selected work
PRIVV
Frontend architecture work for a capital project platform with complex financial workflows, dense planning interfaces, and real scaling pressure.
- Improved frontend structure for a platform supporting more than $4B in capital project workflows.
- Reworked state and data flow across budgets, schedules, and forecasting views with high interaction complexity.
- Built a token-driven UI foundation that improved consistency, reuse, and long-term maintainability.
What it is
PRIVV is a capital project platform for budgeting, scheduling, procurement, invoicing, and forecasting across large construction and infrastructure programs.
My work focused on making the frontend hold up under growing product complexity. That meant building structure for dense financial views, large interactive tables, and forecasting workflows without letting the UI collapse into state and component sprawl.
Why it matters
In products like this, frontend quality directly affects delivery speed and system trust. Weak state structure and inconsistent UI patterns do not stay isolated. They spread, slow down development, and make already-complex workflows harder to use and maintain.
Technical shape
The core work was strengthening the frontend foundation so the product could expand without repeated churn in its state and UI layers.
That foundation had to support demanding planning and financial workflows across university, healthcare, and municipal construction environments, where complexity was already high and the tolerance for fragile software was low.