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Life-safety monitoring / Case study

The operational heart of a dealer network.

A complete self-service platform for a wholesale alarm and life-safety monitoring business.

A miniature city at dusk is linked by copper signal paths to a central monitoring pavilion.
Conceptual project artwork · Client identity withheld

01 / The context

The problem behind the project.

Independent security dealers needed a unified way to manage monitored accounts, alarm history, schedules, testing, messages, payments, and requests inside a control-sensitive operating environment. This engagement was delivered through a software-development consultancy.

02 / The contribution

How I approached it.

  1. Led the fourteen-month .NET and SQL Server rebuild with a two-developer team, building the initial infrastructure and contributing throughout delivery.
  2. Modeled the web API surface in the database and represented navigation, visibility, and access flags as data.
  3. Developed a component framework with column-level metadata and database-owned context and session state.
  4. Included request telemetry, an in-database debugger, activity logging, and explicit error capture.

03 / The result

What the work made possible.

A production dealer portal covering a broad operational surface, built in a SOC 2 and HIPAA control environment. The résumé records the portal as remaining the provider's dealer-management platform; this is not a claim of personal compliance certification.

321modeled tables
348stored procedures
14 monthsteam rebuild
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