APEX & NucS Platform Work
Active XEAI contributor while seated on civil/structural. Backend, frontend, GitLab automation, and Claude Code skills reused across the team.
APEX repo contributions (XEAI team)
Active contributor on the XEAI team at X-Energy while formally seated on civil/structural engineering. Work spans:
- New internal apps
- Chat-streaming and cancellation reliability fixes
- Shared backend auth middleware
- Content-handling and migration robustness
- Internal Claude Code skills and prompts now reused across the team
Primavera P6 → GitLab issue ingestion
Sole-author of the script that ports every Primavera P6 activity into GitLab as 1:1 issues with linked hierarchy, schedule metadata, and bidirectional status sync. Built during a cross-functional GitLab Wolfpack and adopted as the canonical bridge between project-controls schedules and engineering execution.
NucS GitLab administration
Own permissions, runners, branch protection, CI templates, and custom webhook automations across the entire NucS GitLab group. Highlights:
- Teams ↔ GitLab webhook automation — GitLab issue mentions automatically DM the tagged user in Microsoft Teams, surfacing visibility for engineers who live in Teams day-to-day.
- Group-wide CI templates — reusable pipelines, runner configuration, and branch protection rolled out across NucS.
- Runner management — capacity planning and concurrency tuning for cross-program throughput.
Why it matters
The XEAI work shows up alongside my C/S design responsibilities — not as separate hats, but as one engineering role that happens to span both the domain-specific tools (Excalibur, Excito) and the platform they ship on. The NucS GitLab administration and Power BI dashboard work mean the same engineer who designs the reinforcement is also responsible for the infrastructure that ships the design tools and surfaces program metrics to leadership.
Internal to X-Energy. Code lives in the APEX and NucS GitLab groups.