About
Hello, I'm Dylan! Thanks for checking out the site.
I run Wonderfully Engineered with the help of my wife Sophia and son Franklin. He is a one year old bundle of energy and our biggest blessing. My hobbies are playing board games, making video games, and playing volleyball.
Software is my passion. I love building systems that solve complex, real-world problems. I have ten years of software engineering experience at a large financial-services firm. Every day I focus on building large-scale, creative solutions to problems that are complex and unique. Now I'm putting those skills to work to help businesses of all shapes and sizes eliminate waste, save time, and focus on what they do best.
FAQ
I use AI when it helps with a concrete task, like searching documents, sorting intake, or drafting routine messages. I add it carefully, with clear boundaries and human review. If it does not improve the workflow, I leave it out.
Projects are quoted as a fixed fee. Quotes are based on the complexity of the work, the number of features, the integrations, and the active users. These are just rough starting points:
- Small$5k+
A focused automation, a simple intake or request form, or replacing a messy spreadsheet workflow.
- Medium$20k+
A day-to-day web app for your team with logins, a few core workflows, and a place to manage the work.
- Large$60k+
A broader system with multiple roles, reporting, integrations, or a mobile app for field work.
Small, open-ended fixes are $150/hr. After launch, ongoing care is optional through the Essential and Elevate retainers. See care options.
You work directly with me instead of through a sales team or a long chain of handoffs. I make decisions quickly, show you working software as we go, and keep the build focused on what your business actually needs.
No. You should understand what the system does for your business, who can administer it, and what you own. I handle the technical choices and explain them in plain language when they affect cost, risk, or handoff.
I work across the stack and pick the technology based on the problem. Some recent examples: designing APIs in .NET, web apps with React and Next.js using JavaScript and TypeScript, and build desktop apps with Tauri. I commonly use Supabase for data, authentication, storage, and realtime features. I usually deploy web apps to Vercel, but I also have extensive experience with Azure. I have also worked with DevExpress Xaf and Blazor on a large scale workflow automation platform. For mobile and field work, I use React Native with Expo. I also use AI-assisted development tools heavily for research, prototyping, debugging, testing, documentation, and routine implementation. I review the output carefully and remain responsible for the architecture, security, and final code.
No. Hosting, accounts, and source code go in your name. You get a runbook and admin access. You may keep me on a light retainer, hire someone else later, or run things yourself.
Often yes. I add AI when it solves a concrete problem, such as searching your documents, sorting intake, or drafting routine messages. It stays inside a clear workflow, with human review where it matters.
Prefer the technical details? Each project page lists what was used under the hood at the bottom of the page.