Selected work & experience
Built with context.
Grounded in practice.
Product development, enterprise systems and the tools around AI. A few places where the Route6 approach takes shape.
01 / Product & marketplace engineering
TrySwim.
A connected product.
A swimming-lesson marketplace brings several different worlds together: customers, coaches, pool availability, bookings and payments.
The engineering work spans the customer experience, operational tools and the backend that keeps those interactions consistent. A booking is a useful test of the whole system: the available slot, the transaction and the resulting record all need to agree.
See TrySwim live ↗02 / Enterprise engineering experience
Better interfaces.
More coherent systems.
Enterprise software rarely starts with a blank page. It starts with existing services, valuable data and people who depend on both.
Experience across API platforms, GraphQL interfaces and event-driven services informs how we approach integration: define responsibilities, make contracts explicit, and design the path for failures as carefully as the happy path.
03 / Internal developer tooling
When agents work,
attention matters.
More concurrent work creates a new engineering problem: knowing what is running, what needs a decision and which context belongs with it.
An internally built agent workspace explores persistent sessions, workflow coordination and an attention layer for human decisions. It is a tool used in the work, rather than a claim about a customer deployment. The useful lesson is simple: orchestration needs an interface people can understand.
One place to see where the work stands.
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