Charleston, South Carolina | Independent researcher and technical operator
I build practical tools for messy workflows: research synthesis, data QA, operational triage, AI-assisted processes, and small products that need to become testable quickly.
I am open to remote or Charleston-area contract work, especially focused 10–40 hour projects in research, workflow automation, technical documentation, data operations, and prototype delivery.
These six repositories are the clearest view of my work. I would start with the first three.
| Project | Problem it addresses | What to inspect |
|---|---|---|
| Tale & Tally | Finite, privacy-first adaptive practice for ages 5–7 | Live demo, React/TypeScript PWA, local mastery model, privacy controls, and CI |
| Security Operations Command Portal | Shift visibility, patrol gaps, incident triage, client reporting, and handoffs | Flask workflows, role boundaries, SQLite/Postgres path, exports, and 10 integration tests |
| LocalAid Starter | Mobile-friendly community-service intake and staff follow-through | React/TypeScript, Express, SQLite, Docker, validation, exports, and explicit deployment limits |
| Agent Company | Turning a vague objective into owned tasks, decisions, risks, and review artifacts | Deterministic and Ollama providers, human approval gates, SQLite memory, and 14 tests |
| Modus21 Mission Delivery Toolkit | Intake triage, requirements shaping, data QA, release controls, and stakeholder briefs | Seven browser utilities, exports, shared scoring logic, and checked-in tests |
| Utility Data Hub Demo | Integrating work-order and alarm exports into decision-ready operational reports | Python ETL, SQLite and SQL schemas, synthetic source data, and checked-in report outputs |
- Research briefs, literature matrices, evidence tables, and technical summaries
- CRM, intake, reporting, and follow-up workflow cleanup
- Small AI or automation prototypes with clear human approval boundaries
- Data ingestion, validation, prioritization, and decision-ready exports
- Technical documentation, runbooks, requirements, and handoff packages
- Accepted manuscript: Support-Mackey Mobility Cohomology
- Published work in the Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics
- Recent submissions spanning physics, genetics, clinical epidemiology, and operational research
- Background in psychology, research design and data analysis, and decision research
Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, React, Flask, FastAPI, Node.js, SQLite, PostgreSQL, Docker, GitHub Actions, Streamlit, and local or API-backed model workflows.
I like bounded problems, explicit assumptions, traceable source work, and outputs another person can inspect. Several repositories are deliberately labeled as prototypes or pilots. The six above are where I would start rather than treating every experiment as equally finished.
For a short project or a practical fit question: tverdier88@gmail.com