Available for select roles & projects
I’m Chase Parker—a software engineer and web designer turning complicated systems into useful products, faster workflows, and websites people actually want to use.
Selected work
Not just what the project is—what I helped build, how it works, and the tools behind it.
View live ↗Product development
A cross-platform mobile app that gives franchise operators fast access to live lead-generation performance away from their desks.
My contribution: I helped build the mobile experience, API integrations, authentication flow, and real-time reporting interface.
View live ↗Web design + development
A polished B2B platform that connects healthcare providers with products, education, and streamlined ordering tools.
My contribution: I worked on the WordPress build, custom content structure, front-end experience, and B2B commerce functionality.
View live ↗Web design + development
A conversion-focused fitness site that helps members discover classes, locations, instructors, memberships, and rewards.
My contribution: I supported the responsive front end, booking pathways, lead capture, and third-party studio integrations.
View live ↗Web design + development
A multi-location brand site that balances consumer discovery, company storytelling, recruitment, and expansion.
My contribution: I contributed to the custom WordPress theme, responsive layouts, location discovery, and content architecture.
View live ↗International web experience
A localized Spanish-language platform designed around education, studio discovery, and intro-class conversion.
My contribution: I worked on the localized WordPress experience, responsive conversion flow, and market-specific content presentation.
The crossover is the advantage
I’ve spent five years building websites, internal tools, applications, dashboards, and automations. That mix lets me see both sides of a project: the system underneath and the experience on top.
Whether I’m joining a product team or helping a business improve its website, I care about the same thing—making useful work that removes friction and creates a measurable result.
Let’s make something useful
I’m open to software and data opportunities, freelance web projects, and conversations with people building interesting things.