MBLZ
Full-stack developer
- Built and maintained CRM software for small businesses.
- Developed systems for managing customers, clients, phone workflows, invoices, and related operations.
- Worked across Ruby on Rails, Nginx, Passenger, MySQL, and Twilio.
Resume
Paul Vudmaska
Full-stack developer and designer with UX/UI judgment, infrastructure depth, and creative visual skills.
Profile
I build practical software for teams that need useful internal tools, customer systems, workflows, and durable infrastructure. My work spans product thinking, Rails application development, frontend implementation, deployment, and hands-on UX/UI design.
Skills
Application development
- Ruby on Rails
- Ruby
- Gems
- JavaScript
- jQuery
- jQuery Mobile
- SvelteKit
Frontend and design
- HTML
- CSS
- Tailwind
- Bootstrap
- Grid
- Flexbox
- Framer
- Figma
- UX design
Infrastructure
- MySQL
- Postgres
- DigitalOcean
- Linode
- Ubuntu
- Passenger
- Nginx
- SSH keys
- Capistrano
- SSL certificates
- Git
- Netlify
Creative tools
- Procreate
- Krita
- Blender
- AI-assisted visual direction
- Static site generators
Experience
Rackspace
Senior developer
- Worked on internal applications that managed contracts.
- Integrated Salesforce through its API.
- Encrypted documents at rest to satisfy audit requirements.
- Implemented workflows that streamlined sales and contract processes.
- Worked closely with business representatives to gather requirements and ship practical tools.
USAA
Tech lead
- Led work on intranet applications.
- Built server-side ASP and JScript systems.
- Supported internal teams with practical business software.
U.S. Navy
E5, honorably discharged
- Worked on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier Saratoga.
- Attained the rank of E5 during a short enlistment.
- Held a security clearance and served in the Mediterranean.
Creative Work
Alongside engineering, I work with visual tools including Framer, Figma, Blender, Procreate, Krita, and AI-assisted art direction. That gives me a stronger bridge between product implementation and the visual systems users actually experience.