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I build the product your last developer left half-finished.

Vague Requirements In. Production-Ready Products Out.

I work directly with founders and product leads — from scope call to deployed software. No handoffs, no translation layer. You talk to the person writing the code.

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Live Production Footprint — Systems I've shipped code for are currently running at:
Enterprise
Fintech
SaaS
Logistics
You know what I'm working on, every day
I cut scope before I cut quality
No black-box code — the next dev can read it
I'm still available after launch

What goes wrong when the person building your product doesn't own the outcome.

These aren't edge cases. They're the default when hiring without the right fit.

The Freelance / Agency Trap
How I work instead
Long planning cycles before anything usable exists.
I shape the scope, then move quickly into working software.
Fragile UI state, janky interactions, and slow product flows.
I build interfaces that stay fast as the product grows — not ones that need to be rewritten six months later.
AI features that look impressive in demos but break in real workflows.
I design AI workflows around retrieval quality, data boundaries, and what happens when the model is wrong.
Vague requirements passed from person to person until the result misses the point.
I work directly with you to turn ambiguity into a clear technical path and shippable system.

Three ways I get involved — and what each one produces.

Pick the track closest to your problem. The metrics are from real projects.

Taking legacy React apps and making them fast, maintainable, and something a new developer can actually work in.

ReactTypeScriptViteMonorepoShared Design Systems
DEV
−40% dev builds via Vite
PROD
−30% production build size

Clean conversions of brittle legacy architectures into type-safe functional systems with lightweight state patterns.

How I work from first call to shipped code.

  1. The 48-Hour Parse

    Turning vague notes into a clear architectural delivery plan.

  2. Building in public.

    Working code in staging from day one. You see progress weekly, not at delivery.

  3. AI that actually works in production.

    When AI fits the product, I build it to handle edge cases, bad inputs, and real data — not just the demo scenario.

  4. Clean handoff.

    The code you receive has typed boundaries, documented decisions, and no landmines for the next developer.

A bit about me

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I’m Ed Shaziman — full name Erdoan Shaziman. I work directly with founders, product leads, and small teams to understand what needs to be built, make the tradeoffs clear, and turn loose requirements into software people can actually use.

I communicate directly — no status theater, no ambiguous updates. Whether I'm cleaning up an existing app, building a full-stack feature, or adding AI into a workflow, my goal is to keep the work grounded, useful, and easy to build on.

LET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR PRODUCT

If you're still figuring out what to build — or you have something broken that needs fixing — send me a quick description. I'll tell you honestly if it's a fit and what I'd do first.

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