James Tabilog · Davao City, PH
Full-stack developer at ArkilaPH. I spend my days in .NET and NestJS, my evenings automating things with AI tools, and my weekends breaking Unity tutorials. Currently going deep on Python and FastAPI because Django feels like 2015.
Projects & Previous Work
Production systems, internal tools, freelance builds, and capstone work. Screenshots where I have them.
Backend Developer
Core backend for a real estate rental platform. Edge-deployed on Cloudflare Workers. Auth, listings, bookings, real-time chat, and integrations.
Ana's Breeders Farm, Inc.
Enterprise warehouse system — receiving, dispatching, pallet tracking, and storage lifecycle for high-volume poultry operations.
Ana's Breeders Farm, Inc.
Internal asset tracking for vehicle components — maintenance schedules, lifecycle history, and operational reporting.
Capstone — Agritech Platform
Platform for Philippine farmers — e-commerce, job matching, post-harvest logistics, inventory, and sales analytics.
DICT — Internship
Workflow-driven document management for government departments. Routing, approval chains, and full audit trails.
Web Developer — Freelance
Client sites, marketing funnels, and automation workflows. WordPress, Kajabi, GoHighLevel, Zapier.
Work
Core backend for a real estate rental platform. Edge-deployed on Cloudflare Workers. Own auth, listings, bookings, real-time chat, and integrations end-to-end.
Two internal systems — Battery & Tire Management and Cold Storage — powering daily logistics for a poultry operation.
Client sites, marketing funnels, and automation workflows. WordPress, Kajabi, GoHighLevel.
Document Tracking System for multiple government departments.
Agritech platform for Philippine farmers — e-commerce, job search, inventory, and task management.
Stack
Not a list of everything I've touched once. These are the tools in my daily rotation or actively being learned.
Right now
Coming from .NET/NestJS, FastAPI's type hints + auto-docs feel like cheating. Building a small API to compare patterns.
Unity + C#. The state management patterns are surprisingly similar to backend event sourcing. Still in tutorial hell.
Claude Code for architecture decisions, CodeRabbit for PR reviews, OpenCode for quick iterations. Not shortcuts — feedback compressors.
Client funnels, GoHighLevel integrations, Zapier workflows. The unglamorous stuff that actually makes money.
Certificates
IBM Full Stack + JavaScript Developer professional certificates, plus Microsoft C#. Click any card to verify on Coursera.
Contact
Open to backend and full-stack work where clean architecture matters. Also happy to talk about AI workflows, WordPress automation, or why FastAPI is underrated.
