Briquette LMS
A multi-tenant learning system for a bioinformatics course, shaped around roles, modules, submissions, and live communication.
ReactTypeScriptExpressDrizzle
Independent product engineer · Guayaquil / remote
Complex ideas, made usable.
I design and build web products for teams navigating difficult workflows, ambitious ideas, and real-world constraints.
End-to-end ownership from discovery to delivery
Portrait to be produced
make complexity breathe
ProductSystemsScienceOperationsHuman judgment
Selected work
Four ways to turn complexity into momentum.
Different industries. Same standard: useful interfaces, dependable systems, and decisions that hold up under pressure.
Rust Dashboard
A system and Docker dashboard pairing a Rust agent with a Svelte interface for operational visibility.
RustAxumSvelteTypeScript
MitoCircos Studio
An exploratory visual studio for mitochondrial datasets, using interactive charts to make biological structure easier to inspect.
ReactTypeScriptViteD3
E‑Grúa
A multi-sided platform for crane and forklift operations, connecting customers, operators, and administration through responsive web experiences.
Next.jsReactNestJSPrisma
How I work
AI-native delivery, human-governed.
Agents and tools accelerate the work. I keep the intent, tradeoffs, testing, accessibility, and final responsibility human.
Frame
Clarify the real problem, audience, constraints, and smallest valuable outcome.
Shape
Turn the model into flows, content, interfaces, and an architecture the team can evolve.
Prove
Use tests, review, security, accessibility, and working previews to remove uncertainty.
Hand off
Leave behind a product, rationale, and operating path—not a fragile demo.
Where the work lands
One practice, three kinds of complexity.
Products
MVPs, SaaS, dashboards, and internal tools that need a clear path from idea to use.
Science & education
Data-heavy experiences that make difficult material understandable and actionable.
Operations
Workflows, permissions, and systems where reliability matters more than decoration.
A little context
I like the part where the messy thing starts to make sense.
My work sits between product thinking and engineering: finding the shape of a problem, then building the system that lets people move through it with confidence.
More about how I workHave a difficult product in mind?
Bring me the knot.
Tell me what is stuck, what matters, and what a useful first version would change.
Start a conversation — jacksonochoa135@outlook.com