TOBIAS FLETCHER / SOFTWARE ENGINEER / BROOKLYN, NY
Web applications. Systems problem solving. Practical automation.
I turn complex tasks into things that simply work.
01 / SELECTED WORK
A workspace for the next chapter.
Public beta 0.2
TaleSpyre (talespyre.com) is a public-beta, browser-based novel-writing workspace. It combines a manuscript editor, research with citations, a story timeline and planning tools, and it stores everything locally on the writer’s device.
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Artisan bread. A working storefront.
Taking orders
The online bread store I built for my own artisan bakery side project.
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A creator platform, connected.
Customizable content editing with integrations for a creator’s business workflows.
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Brooklyn, New York
I’m Tobias—a software engineer and automation controls professional who likes understanding the whole system, then making it work better.
My work spans React and TypeScript applications, API integrations, automation, and programming water systems and HVAC units with Schneider controls and BACnet. That work also involves networking and troubleshooting across software, networks, and hardware. I document what I find and validate the fix.
Before my current engineering role, I managed and coached a team of more than 20 technical support professionals. Clear communication and practical problem-solving still shape how I work.
Outside software, I bake artisan bread for my side project, Kneaded Loaves, and build and care for hydroponic growing systems.
03 / THE TOOLKIT
Asynchronous API integration · REST APIs · Authentication · Supabase · Deno Edge Functions
See related work ↗Python · SSH/Paramiko · SFTP · Recurring schedules · Backup verification
See related work ↗Git · Testing and validation · Reproducible troubleshooting · Technical documentation · Root-cause analysis
See related work ↗EcoStruxure Building Operation · Andover Continuum · BACnet · Controller migrations · Networking · NAS management
See related work ↗04 / BEYOND THE CODE
My curiosity extends into hydroponics: designing and assembling systems, maintaining them, and learning from the plants themselves.
Explore my Hydroponics Journal ↗Design, assembly, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Caring for plants, observing their development, and propagating new growth.
Experimenting with growing practices and keeping useful records along the way.
HAVE SOMETHING IN MIND?
Web applications, integrations, and practical automation.
I’d love to hear what you’re working on.