Software Engineer
Hi, I'm Travis.
Eight years building and modernizing enterprise software. I connect established systems, modern .NET, and practical AI tools.
Ann Arbor / Ypsilanti, Michigan
Open to software engineering roles locally and remotely
A few projects
Small tools with a clear job.
Try a browser tool, install a utility, or inspect how it works. Each project explains what you can use today.
Browser extension
Whole Page Capture
Installable utilityCapture a long web page as one PNG using a local Chrome or Edge extension. Useful for design reviews, bug reports, and keeping a visual record.
Engineering details
Scroll-and-stitch capture with explicit tab access. Download the verified release and follow the local installation guide.
Browser extensionJavaScriptCanvas
TypeScript
Article to Markdown
Browser toolExport a public X post or attached article as Markdown, or convert text you paste yourself. Keep an attributed copy for notes, research, or an assistant handoff.
Engineering details
Public X links are read through FxTwitter with request limits and timeouts. Local pasted-text mode needs no network request; both paths support preview and Markdown download.
TypeScriptLocal processingMarkdown
AI Usage Overlays
Open SourceA Windows tray HUD that normalizes local Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Grok usage into one always-on-top view. Each provider is an independent adapter; a missing login only blanks that tile.
Engineering details
Always-on-top tray HUD with themes, opacity, section toggles, and start-at-login. Providers write their own auth — the overlay never stores passwords. One-liner PowerShell install under LocalAppData.
PowerShellWindowsWPF
About
“I like figuring out how a system really works, then making it easier for the next person to use, understand, or change.”
Outside work, I’m a dad settling into Michigan, an electronics tinkerer, and someone who tends to learn by taking things apart and building them back up.