Founder-led · Canada · 2026
Curated portfolio
This is the delivery proof: real client work across enterprise DevOps, cloud operations, product engineering, nonprofit, and community platforms, with the product lane kept separate on the Products page.
How to use this page
Portfolio: quick curated proof — what kind of work we ship.
Case studies: deeper challenge / solution / handoff writeups for the same engagements.
Enterprise DevOps · Cloud operations · Product frontend · Nonprofit platforms · Community websites
Featured work
Each engagement focused on practical delivery, clean handoff, and a setup the client could keep operating without constant developer dependence.
Financial Services·DevOps delivery systems
Azure DevOps pipeline setup and delivery hardening
Scoped Azure DevOps pipeline work that helped Desjardins teams ship more consistently through a clearer build, test, and release path.
Build → release — Pipeline path
Energy·Monitoring and cloud delivery
Automated monitoring setup and AWS multi-environment delivery
Automated monitoring across Datadog, ServiceNow, and Twilio, plus AWS infrastructure for dev, QA, and prod with GitHub Actions deploying to Fargate and related services.
Detect → ticket → notify — Alert path
Creative AI Platform·Active product engagement
Frontend and webapp setup for the Creo product
Active engagement helping Creo shape its frontend and webapp for a creative platform that connects AI generation, asset management, and team collaboration.
Active — Engagement
What the work shows
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We start with the operating model behind the site: content, workflow, ownership, and the systems that keep it useful after launch.
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Day-to-day client work stays in private Slack channels with clear access and handoff notes. Selected public case studies appear only when the client has approved them.
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The goal is not just a launch. It is a setup the client can keep operating without needing a developer for every small change.
Live client proof
Each project below shows what Kavora handled, the kind of operating problem it solved, and the result the client could keep running after launch.
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Azure DevOps pipeline setup and delivery hardening — The engagement left a clearer CI/CD path in Azure DevOps: fewer ad-hoc release steps and a pipeline model teams could keep extending.
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Automated monitoring setup and AWS multi-environment delivery — Suncor teams gained a clearer path from alert to action, plus environment-separated AWS delivery using GitHub Actions into Fargate and supporting cloud services.
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Frontend and webapp setup for the Creo product — Creo is getting a practical frontend and webapp foundation aligned with withcreo.ai product direction: creation, assets, and collaboration in one workflow.
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Nonprofit CMS/content strategy and low-cost infrastructure — The organization received a lean rebuild path that keeps operating costs low while improving public credibility and content control.
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Community portal, editor workflow, and CMS handoff — BIBHW received a public platform that presents the ministry clearly and gives the team a practical path for ongoing updates.