Data collection
500 Python scripts on 115 scheduled jobs pull from 12+ sources into structured YAML.
The story
I didn't overcome anything. I refused to be overcome.
Not pity. Visibility.
Before I was twenty, a hit-and-run tore the nerves in my right arm — a brachial plexus avulsion that cost ~95% of the function in my right hand. I relearned everything left-handed and sat the national college entrance exam one-handed.
Years later, inside the back offices of Wells Fargo, Deutsche Bank, UBS, and JPMorgan, I did the work with one hand and asked for no lowered standard. Then ulcerative colitis took my colon — five more surgeries across eight years, and a permanent ostomy I manage every day. Eight surgeries total.
In 2026, with no prior coding background, I started building. AI became my engineering partner — not a crutch, but a collaborator that types at the speed of my thoughts. Two months later: this system. It runs at 4 AM while I sleep, and it does not know or care that it was built by a man with one hand and a stoma bag. That is the point.