
2026
Mediqas Group
Brand site with booking & careers built in
Vite · Tailwind CSS · Shadcn/ui · Socket.io
Owen
Building in the gaps around a full-time career. Freelance work, medical-tech experiments, and the occasional deep case study.
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Selected work
Production systems and sites — Nexus goes deep; others open live where they can.

2026
Brand site with booking & careers built in
Vite · Tailwind CSS · Shadcn/ui · Socket.io

2025
Community website & member portal
Nuxt.js · Tailwind CSS · Supabase · TypeScript

2025
Internal ops in one place
Next.js · Tailwind CSS · Supabase · React

2025
Invoices, income, Stripe billing
Next.js · Tailwind CSS · Supabase · Stripe
The journey
Early days
Curiosity first — breaking pages apart to see how the web was put together.
Learning
Nights and weekends on React, Node, and real databases while keeping a full-time career outside software.
Medical sector
Working around private medical events made the spreadsheet + WhatsApp problem impossible to ignore.
2026
Multi-tenant portals, modules, billing — a production platform, not a side demo.
Alongside
Scouts, Mediqas, staff tools — calm products for people who actually have to use them.
Development experience
Product-owned builds from first sketch to production — not just tickets in someone else's backlog.
2026 — Present
ApexMedix · Nexus
Designed and shipped a multi-tenant operations platform for private medical event companies — rostering, HR, compliance, recruitment, training modules, Stripe billing, and branded staff portals.
Nov 2025 — Jun 2026
Loaded LLC · Remote
Backend systems and server-side logic for a high-traffic multiplayer platform — TypeScript, Node.js, Lua and PHP underpinning gameplay features and persistent player systems.
2023 — Present
Independent
End-to-end product work for clients and community groups — marketing sites, portals, and internal tools with a focus on calm UX and production-ready backends.
About
Hello — I'm Owen. I started with HTML as a curious kid and never really stopped. These days I ship everything from quiet marketing sites to multi-tenant operations platforms, usually with a bias toward clarity over cleverness.
Outside the keyboard I fly, help locally when I can, and geek out on medical tech — how software meets care, physiology, and the tools clinicians actually use.
If you need someone who can own a product end-to-end and still keep the UX calm, that's the lane I work in.
Stack
Clarity over cleverness. One system that actually runs the company beats five tools that almost do.
How I like to build
Contact
Project ideas, collaborations, or questions — I reply when I have bandwidth.