Context
Clarity had an existing platform built by previous developers. The main need was long-term ownership: improving reliability, understanding the system’s weak points, and continuing feature delivery without breaking production.
What I delivered
Stabilized delivery, reduced operational risk, and iterated on architecture where it produced clear value.
Built AI-assisted editing experiences focused on real workflows—not demos—so the team could ship content faster with quality control.
Ensured the platform stays up: deploys, monitoring, incident handling, and continuous reliability improvements.
Outcome
- Reliable ownership: someone accountable for production stability
- New capabilities shipped without losing control of complexity
- Clearer operations: monitoring, deploy paths, and incident readiness
What makes these projects succeed
Taking over an existing platform is mostly about priorities and risk management: you need observability, safe deployment patterns, and a roadmap that pays down the right technical debt—not all of it.