Neon command center overlooking an Arizona desert horizon

Arizona software consulting // AI tooling // ops

David Hansen

Old-school hacker instincts, modern AI tooling, and production-minded engineering for teams that need customer-facing systems, backend services, automations, and hosting that keeps running.

Base Arizona Signal hacker since the 90s Mode build, host, maintain

Consulting lanes

Practical systems, sharpened by AI.

I work across ecommerce, financial trading, SaaS platforms, and other businesses where software is the operating surface. The common thread is direct, technical problem-solving from someone who has been immersed in technology since the modem era.

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AI tooling

Practical AI workflows, operator tools, internal assistants, and code-generation loops that fit into how your team already ships.

02

Customer-facing systems

Web apps, portals, checkout flows, dashboards, and product surfaces where speed, clarity, and reliability matter.

03

Backend systems

APIs, data models, integrations, workers, reporting paths, and operational code that keeps the business moving.

04

Automation

Workflow glue, data movement, vendor integrations, and recurring jobs that remove manual steps without adding mystery.

05

Managed hosting

Deployment, monitoring, production fixes, upgrades, and ongoing hosting management for clients who want one accountable technical owner.

06

Rescue work

Stabilization, performance passes, migration planning, and focused debugging for systems that are already in motion.

Operating style

Old-school hacker, current tooling.

My workflow is AI-oriented, but the judgment is old-school: understand the machine, trace the real failure path, keep the moving parts legible, and ship in tight increments. I use modern tools aggressively without handing them the steering wheel.

  1. $ load context: business, code, hosting
  2. $ pair AI tooling with human review
  3. $ build customer + backend paths
  4. $ deploy, monitor, maintain
  5. > status: online

Contact

Open a channel.

Send the shape of the problem, the current stack if you know it, and what needs to happen next.