Enterprise software delivery
Shipping secure .NET, SQL, reporting, and internal tooling systems across government, higher education, and enterprise environments.
Senior full-stack engineer with 10+ years shipping secure .NET and SQL-heavy applications across government, higher education, and enterprise environments. Current work focuses on WebLLM/ONNX/PyTorch edge inference, agentic Article Studio workflows, cached Azure Cloud Portal tooling, and cloud-backed product surfaces that hold up under real constraints.
Best fit for applied AI teams, Azure/.NET modernization groups, internal tooling teams, and organizations turning AI experiments into usable software.
I work best where enterprise discipline, cloud operations, and practical AI need to meet: modernizing legacy systems, building operator-friendly admin surfaces, wiring AI into real workflows, and shipping products that feel calm, fast, secure, and credible in production.
Shipping secure .NET, SQL, reporting, and internal tooling systems across government, higher education, and enterprise environments.
Building a cached Azure admin/control plane for operational visibility across app health, telemetry, Redis, PostgreSQL, and deployment-aware workflows.
Working with WebLLM, ONNX/PyTorch, local inference concepts, intent routing, and Article Studio as an agentic content-operations system.
MBA-backed judgment for founder-led teams, modernization work, AI-enabled workflows, and high-stakes software decisions.
These are framed as serious product and operations surfaces: cached Azure DevOps tooling, agentic Article Studio workflows, edge/local inference, speech and intent routing, and AI features built around privacy, speed, and operational clarity.
A fast Azure-backed admin portal for cloud operations, app health, fleet visibility, and deployment-aware workflows.
An agentic content-operations workflow for research, outlines, drafts, review, metadata, media, and publishing support.
Private market analysis with local AI and a desktop-first workflow.
A modular game architecture with event-driven systems and an edge/local taunting AI direction.
A modern Vectrex emulator concept where speech and local intent routing can load games and assist diagnostics.
A trust-centered AI product using edge/local routing concepts to turn user queries into guided mini-app workflows.
Durable AI is not just the model. It is identity, data paths, cloud cost, latency, caching, observability, fallback behavior, privacy, security, and trust. That is the layer of software I care about building: practical AI wrapped in systems that teams can actually run.
Browse practical articles written by Sean Findley on AI fundamentals, edge/local inference, agentic workflows, Azure App Service and cloud operations, software systems, applied AI math, and product engineering. The collection is built for serious beginners, working developers, and advanced builders who want clear explanations, useful patterns, and field-tested engineering judgment without hype.
A preflight and post-release guide for disciplined Azure delivery.
A compact Azure field guide for calm App Service deployment and diagnosis.
A practical guide to the first decisions that make private local inference easier to ship.
A compact architecture checklist for software that needs to survive real use.
Useful product systems begin by respecting the operator's real path through the work.
A practical foundation map for builders who want ML intuition without getting lost in ceremony.
Financial tools are only useful when users can understand where the numbers came from and what changed.
Use sharper questions to pressure-test technical decisions before code hardens around them.
this is an edge AI test article excerpt
That is where I am strongest: senior .NET/Azure engineering, secure delivery, cached operations tooling, edge/local inference, and agentic workflows for teams that need real software rather than theater.