Representative Engineering Work
The engineering behind Fapbric.
Before Fapbric, its principal spent years building and leading production software across demanding enterprise and professional-services environments. Different industries and different systems, but the same kind of hard problems: connecting software, replacing manual work, and building what the business needs when existing tools fall short.
Breadth of Experience
Different industries. Different systems. The same kind of hard problems.
Industries
- Legal & Professional Services
- Banking & Financial Services
- Healthcare & Benefits
- Enterprise Software
- Retail & E-commerce
- Consumer Products
- Manufacturing & Field Operations
Types of work
- Custom Business Software
- Systems Integration
- Workflow & AI Automation
- Internal Tools & Portals
- Customer-Facing Applications
- Data & Reporting Systems
- Legacy Software Modernization
Representative, not exhaustive. The engagements below are three deeper examples, not the boundaries of the work.
The kind of systems we've actually built.
Three deeper examples of the systems work behind Fapbric. These are representative projects, not the boundaries of the industries or problems we take on.
Field-Service Operations at a Global Imaging & Electronics Manufacturer
Problem
Thousands of field technicians needed to order parts, manage inventory, and record machine information from job sites, including locations with unreliable or no connectivity.
What was built
A suite of field-service extensions integrated through Oracle Integration Cloud to the company's ERP, including parts ordering, barcode-based lookup, tiered delivery logistics, inventory and machine-history workflows, mobile notifications, and offline-first operation that queued activity locally and synchronized when connectivity returned.
Engineering complexity
Offline-resilient distributed workflows · ERP integration · mobile field operations · physical inventory and logistics
Support-Desk Commerce at a Global Data-Storage Manufacturer
Problem
Support agents could resolve customer issues but could not place product orders without leaving their primary service environment.
What was built
An e-commerce application embedded directly inside the support console, with live ERP inventory, serialized and non-serialized fulfillment, and credit-card processing including voids and returns.
Operational result
The support organization gained an integrated fulfillment capability without forcing agents to leave the system where customer work was already happening.
Support-Platform Modernization at a Fortune 100 Retailer
Problem
A major operations group needed to move off a legacy desktop support console during the pandemic, but trusted source code for portions of the existing tooling was no longer available.
What was built
Required legacy behavior was reconstructed from compiled components and rebuilt as browser-based platform extensions, with internal associate-directory services connected across the corporate firewall, real-time support-chat capabilities, and privacy/compliance automation supporting CCPA requirements.
Engineering complexity
Legacy-system reconstruction · secure internal integrations · browser-platform migration · enterprise privacy workflows
Additional representative systems work
- Banking and financial services Integration and application engineering supporting banking and financial-services environments.
- Enterprise software operations Salesforce knowledge-base migration and opportunity provisioning, licensing workflows, and RMA and customer-portal systems.
- Customer and commerce operations Ordering, fulfillment, payment, loyalty, store-location, and customer-service integrations, including SAP CRM contract and ticket synchronization.
- Customer data and marketing platforms Marketing-cloud and customer-data integrations, including work supporting healthcare-benefits operations.
- Field and operational systems Mobile workflows, physical inventory and logistics, offline-first operation, and ERP integration.
Engagements reflect project and contract engineering work performed by Fapbric's principal, including work delivered through third-party consulting organizations. Client identities are withheld here where appropriate.
Legal and professional-services experience
Fapbric's principal also spent years as a software development manager and architect inside a large Atlanta law firm, working from within the kind of professional-services environment Fapbric now helps modernize.
Enterprise Engineering Experience
WalmartCanonWestern DigitalStarbucksAmerican ExpressRockwell AutomationNordstrom
Additional project experience: Nike, Yahoo, Costco, Macy's, Lululemon, Santander, Clorox, HealthEquity, Veritas, Intralinks, Infoblox, HSN, Bissell, Overhead Door, and others.
The same engineering discipline now applied to AI and business automation.
Experience reflects project and contract engineering work performed personally by Fapbric's principal, including engagements delivered through third-party consulting firms. Organizations shown are not represented as Fapbric clients or endorsers.
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