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claygeo/README.md

Clayton George · Backend Engineer

I build production APIs, data pipelines, queues, and operational systems with TypeScript/Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL, and Redis. I started in warehouse operations and learned to code by replacing slow, error-prone workflows with software people could use every day.

My work includes a pricing platform spanning 15 states, 1,000+ locations, 175,000+ products, and 13M+ historical price points, plus warehouse software in daily production since December 2024.

Open to Backend Engineer and backend-focused Software Engineer roles in South Florida or remote within the United States.

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Selected backend work

Competitive Intelligence Platform — production architecture case study

The data pipeline behind competitive pricing at a multi-state retailer. BullMQ and Redis workers ingest and normalize 175,000+ products and 13M+ historical price points from 1,000+ locations into PostgreSQL, with OCR, deduplication, retries, and automated recovery. It replaced roughly two weeks of manual work per collection cycle and is used daily by the pricing team.

Warehouse Labeling System — production architecture case study

Browser-based warehouse software that converts inconsistent CSV and Excel exports into scannable Zebra thermal labels. Operators scan a barcode, resolve the product, assign a batch, and print product, date, allergen, and box data. A three-tier catalog cache keeps the workflow available through network drops. It has run in daily production since December 2024.

Hyperliquid Trading Simulator — draft PR #11 — inspectable backend code in review

A Node.js/TypeScript market-data service consuming real-time Hyperliquid price and L2 order-book streams for active perpetual markets discovered from exchange metadata.

Engineering focus

  • Backend services and REST APIs
  • PostgreSQL data modeling and transactional workflows
  • Queues, workers, retries, and failure recovery
  • Real-time WebSocket systems
  • Messy third-party integrations and browser automation
  • CI, observability, and operational handoff

Core stack: TypeScript · Node.js · Python · PostgreSQL · Redis · BullMQ · WebSockets · Supabase · Docker · Playwright

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  1. competitive-intel-platform competitive-intel-platform Public

    Architecture case study of the production competitive-pricing pipeline I built and run: 175K+ products, 2,200+ brands, 13M+ price points across 15 states. Scraper fleet (BullMQ/Redis), reverse-engi…

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  2. warehouse-labeling-system warehouse-labeling-system Public

    Showcase: production warehouse inventory & 4x6 thermal labeling system (Zebra ZT610). Prototyped on the floor Dec 2024, in daily production since, now v7.4.1. React 18 + Vite + Supabase. Production…