Finqu Commerce
Long-running full-stack work on the merchant-facing application of a multi-tenant ecommerce platform, across catalog, orders, customers, pricing, integrations, and background processing.
View case studySelected work
A selection of work across products, systems, and engineering problems, from mature commerce software to newer API-driven applications.
Case studies
Each case focuses on a distinct engineering problem, the contribution I made, and how the system works.
Long-running full-stack work on the merchant-facing application of a multi-tenant ecommerce platform, across catalog, orders, customers, pricing, integrations, and background processing.
View case studyA marketplace for discovering, purchasing, and accessing applications, built as a headless storefront on top of the commerce platform.
View case studyA configurable product-data syndication system that transforms catalog data into destination-specific feeds.
View case studyCentral sign-in, account security, sessions, two-factor authentication, and OAuth 2.0 authorization for connected Finqu products.
View case studyA self-service console for partners and developers, covering onboarding, app and theme lifecycle, OAuth clients, and seller payouts.
View case studyProduction ecommerce storefronts and Liquid themes, backed by years of work on the surrounding customization system.
View case studyA reusable component library and shared UI foundation for connected products and embedded partner applications.
View case studyExperience across the stack
The case studies go deep on a few systems. This is the broader product and engineering experience behind them.
REST, GraphQL, and SOAP APIs, versioned contracts, webhooks, partner integrations, and external platform connections.
Product and catalog management, variants, inventory, pricing, orders, customers, merchant workflows, and sales channels.
Hosted checkout, order flows, payment logic, Stripe, Stripe Connect, and provider integrations.
Login, sessions, two-factor authentication, OAuth, PKCE, JWT, permissions, and account context across connected applications.
Imports, exports, product feeds, asynchronous jobs, messaging, retries, and integration delivery.
Liquid themes, shopper-facing ecommerce, headless storefronts, and Storefront GraphQL consumers.
Component libraries, design tokens, reusable application patterns, and shared platform capabilities.
CI/CD, containers, cloud services, monitoring, error tracking, search infrastructure, and internal engineering tools.
Company and public websites, frontend implementation, analytics, and search optimization.