React / TypeScript
Interactive browser applications, typed UI state and reusable interfaces, demonstrated in the workforce and CodeSentinel applications.
ReactTypeScriptUI
Source privateENGINEERING STACK · 2026
Technology is only useful when there is evidence.
This matrix maps the technologies and competencies identified from the target engineering roles to the most natural canonical project. “Implemented” means there is concrete repository evidence; “Demo” means a bounded technical demonstration; “Boundary” means it is deliberately not claimed yet.
Angular
Natural fit for a dedicated client against the existing API systems; kept as a bounded frontend demonstration rather than mixed into unrelated applications.
AngularRESTUI
Engineering evidence ↗Blazor
Natural .NET UI companion for the HealthTech/API family and a stronger demonstration of end-to-end C#.
BlazorC#.NET
Capability map ↗C# / .NET / ASP.NET Core
Public healthcare API work with backend services, validation, tests, Docker and CI.
C#.NETASP.NET CoreAPI
Source privateNode.js / TypeScript
EventForge uses a Node/TypeScript API as an actual service boundary in a polyglot event-driven system.
Node.jsTypeScriptKafkaAPI
Source privatePython / FastAPI
Typed API boundaries and data tooling are represented in the engineering lab and analytics projects.
PythonFastAPIPydantic
Source privateJava / Kotlin / Go
EventForge uses separate JVM and Go consumers to demonstrate real service boundaries rather than language-name badges.
JavaKotlinGoKafka
Source privateDocker / Kubernetes / Azure
Cloud platform engineering, containers, Kubernetes, infrastructure and automated delivery are demonstrated publicly.
DockerKubernetesAzureCI/CD
Source private.NET Aspire
EventForge models PostgreSQL, Kafka, Node API and Go consumer in one development-time distributed application model.
AspirePostgreSQLKafka
Source privateWolverine
A Wolverine-based Kafka consumer demonstrates message-handler routing and transport abstraction alongside the lower-level consumer.
WolverineKafkaC#
Source privateSQL / PostgreSQL
Relational modelling, SQL analysis and PostgreSQL-backed application components are present across the portfolio.
SQLPostgreSQLEF Core
Source privateSecurity / Authentication / DevSecOps
Security is represented through secure boundaries, authentication/authorization concepts, CI security and repository verification.
AuthRBACCodeQLSecrets
Security Lab ↗Digital signatures / encryption
HealthTech implements ECDSA P-256 signature verification and AES-256-GCM round-trip encryption for synthetic artifacts. The keys are ephemeral or in-memory demo keys, not production key management.
ECDSA P-256AES-256-GCMAutomated tests
Source privateData analysis
Descriptive device statistics and synthetic-data handling are demonstrated in the HealthTech API. This is not a claim of a trained machine-learning or predictive analytics system.
AnalysisSynthetic dataValidation
Source privateVector / neural networks
Vector retrieval belongs naturally in local research tooling. A neural-network claim is kept bounded until a model, training/evaluation and reproducible evidence are part of a public implementation.
VectorEmbeddingsEvaluation
Source privateRequirements / QA / problem solving
Requirements, acceptance criteria, quality gates, root-cause analysis and continuous-improvement documentation are treated as engineering artifacts.
RequirementsQARCACI
Source private.NET Framework
Kept as contextual knowledge rather than a new-build target. Current work uses modern .NET.
Modern .NETMigration awareness
Capability map ↗Full-stack application integration
The portfolio combines browser clients, APIs, databases, messaging, containers and deployment rather than treating frontend and backend as isolated skills.
UIAPIDBDelivery
Project atlas ↗Structured finance / risk
No standalone finance or risk implementation is currently promoted with inspectable code and verification. It is excluded from demonstrated engineering capabilities until a specific evidence link is available.
Not claimedEvidence pending
Source privateNo capability matches the current search and filter.
Portfolio rule: do not turn a technology keyword into a false claim. A capability is marked implemented only when the repository contains inspectable code, tests, CI, documentation tied to implementation, or an explicitly bounded demonstration.