Kyle Pagunsan

Build a multi-tenant SaaS platform for a regulated US financial services industry from the ground up.

Founding Engineer

Built a rate comparison tool that pulls live pricing data, an admin dashboard for managing daily rates across states, and a secure system where each client's data stays completely separate.

Loan officers can now compare refinance options across their entire client list in seconds instead of running numbers one by one.

A client's old PHP tools needed to be rebuilt in a modern stack without breaking anything or changing how it looks.

Full-Stack Developer

Rebuilt each feature one by one in React/Next.js, redesigned the company homepage, and used AI tools to move faster without cutting corners.

The client got a modern, maintainable codebase that works and looks exactly like the original. Nothing broke in the transition.

119 health centers were sending nutrition data manually. Pulling it all together took staff about 2 weeks every cycle.

Software Engineering Intern

Built a system that automatically reads and validates incoming records, then displays them in clean dashboards. Packaged it so it runs on any government computer without setup issues.

What used to take 2 weeks now takes less than a day. Staff spend their time on health work instead of spreadsheets.

The office was managing student records across scattered Google Sheets and Docs. It was hard to find things and easy to lose track.

Co-developer

Built a web app with proper login, a real database, and a clean interface that replaced the patchwork of Google tools they were using.

Everything lives in one place now. Staff can search, update, and manage student records without jumping between tabs.

Over 68,000 senior citizen records were being managed by hand. Generating reports took days of manual work.

Solo Developer

Built a system using Excel and scripting that handles data entry, runs analytics, and generates reports automatically. Designed it so non-technical staff could use it without training.

Report generation went from 4 days to under 4 hours. Staff who aren't developers can run the whole thing on their own.