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I studied Information Systems at the University of Cincinnati, where I learned database design and earned certifications in coding for data. That's where I got comfortable living in both worlds: the interface people see, and the data layer underneath it.
Today I'm interning at a web design agency and taking on freelance projects, building sites and internal tools with everything from React to WordPress and Webflow, and moving deeper into low-code tools and automation.
Every project balances three things: clean UI, solid technical decisions, and a real business use case. I don't just build things that look good; I build things that bring customers through the door.
Python
SQL
PowerBI
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
React
Firebase
WordPress
Webflow
I start with the business problem, not the tech stack. The best feedback I've gotten: a customer walked into my client's store asking about an item they saw on the inventory page I built.
From hand-coded React to WordPress and Webflow, I pick the right tool for the job and the budget, and I hand off systems clients can keep running themselves.
SQL, Python, and Power BI mean I don't stop at the interface. I can clean the data, analyze it, and turn it into dashboards that drive real decisions.
The clearest example of how I work: right problem, right tool.
Detects the job posting you're viewing and generates a tailored, ATS-friendly one-page resume with AI, right in the popup. Built solo, end to end: OAuth sign-in, a Firebase backend that keeps AI keys server-side, PDF export, and subscription billing with free, Plus, and Pro tiers. A complete SaaS, shipped from idea to the Chrome Web Store.
A Cleveland reseller had no inventory page, no SEO, and no product system. I scraped hundreds of Facebook Marketplace listings, built a clean WordPress storefront with Elementor and Yoast SEO, and left the client a reusable spreadsheet system to manage products themselves. Soon after launch, a customer walked into the store asking about an item they'd seen on the new inventory page.
Used SQL to analyze Intel's repurposed device data and uncover trends in energy savings and carbon reduction. Explored how device age, type, and region impact sustainability. Delivered actionable insights to improve Intel's environmental strategy.
An interactive Power BI dashboard analyzing global survey responses related to data jobs. It explores topics such as career entry difficulty, work-life balance, job satisfaction, age demographics, country distribution, favorite programming languages, and average salary. Includes dynamic visualizations for insights across regions and roles.
A modern, responsive car rental landing page built with React, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. It uses Axios to fetch and display vehicle data dynamically from an external API. The layout is clean and user-friendly, featuring smooth component-based interactions and a polished front-end design.
If you have any opportunities, ideas, or questions you want to throw my way, don't hesitate to message me!
me@rosafi.io