Custom business applications
Internal applications that help teams manage people, assets, information, and daily operations.
Ruby on Rails · PostgreSQL · APIs · Background jobs
Software engineering · Automation · Operations
I’m Melquizedek Felix, a Philippines-based Ruby on Rails developer and systems engineer. I build business applications, connect existing platforms, and strengthen the systems they depend on.
I take a data-driven approach: I study how people work and what the evidence shows before deciding what to build or improve.

Reported outcomes from internal business systems. Details are linked below.
What I do
I work where software engineering, business operations, and IT infrastructure meet.
Internal applications that help teams manage people, assets, information, and daily operations.
Ruby on Rails · PostgreSQL · APIs · Background jobs
Purpose-built automation for repetitive work and systems that lack the integrations a business needs.
Browser automation · ERP integration · Data synchronization
The infrastructure and operational support that keep applications available and useful.
Linux · Networking · Deployments · Monitoring
Selected work
Projects developed through my professional work, primarily for internal business operations.
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From repetitive invoice processing to a more reliable workflow.
I built automation that collects supplier invoice information, downloads supporting documents, and coordinates work across vendor and accounting platforms, with human review where needed.
Reported outcome: about two hours of daily processing reduced to around ten minutes.
Ruby on Rails · Selenium · PostgreSQL
Read the project story →02
Making legacy software work with modern operational needs.
I developed browser-based automation for stock adjustments and lot allocation in an ERP without a usable API, with safeguards for incomplete or invalid changes.
Reported impact: more than 40 hours of manual updating per week before automation; about 40% of that time remains for analysis and ERP wait.
JavaScript · Browser Automation · ERP integration
Read the project story →03
Connecting attendance, people, equipment, and workplaces.
I built internal applications for attendance and asset tracking, including workstation assignments and asset lifecycles, around existing organizational workflows.
Reported impact: approximately $43,200 in annual timekeeping subscription costs avoided.
Ruby on Rails · React · PostgreSQL
Read the project story →My approach
I start with the people, the process, and the constraints of the existing environment.
Solve a meaningful problem before adding technical complexity.
Choose solutions that teams can maintain and improve.
Plan for failures, edge cases, testing, security, and recovery.
Build systems people can understand, trust, and use effectively.
Technical expertise
My main specialization is Ruby on Rails and PostgreSQL, supported by frontend, automation, and infrastructure experience.
About me
My background in IT operations and infrastructure has shown me how inefficient workflows, disconnected applications, and limited visibility affect everyday decisions.
I enjoy learning unfamiliar domains and building tools that keep delivering value after launch. I currently work as an IT / Ruby on Rails Developer at Basketcase Technologies Inc.
Based in the Philippines · Available for remote collaboration
See photos from my work →Recent notes on internal systems, tailored automation, and operational visibility.

May 2, 2026
Point-of-sale sales did not update ERP stock, so branches spent more than 40 hours a week on manual counts. Custom automation cut that grind; about 40% of time now goes to analysis and a slow platform.

April 25, 2026
Operations, accounting, and encoding spent about two hours each morning moving supplier invoices into the books. The same work now runs in about ten minutes so they focus on analysis and encoding.

April 18, 2026
Startups multiply seat-plan copies until nobody trusts the floor. With workstations and assets already in inventory, I put one live map in front of ops and management.
Book a free conversation or tell me what you want to improve in a message. I reply to messages within a few business days.
Choose a time to talk through what you want to improve, what is getting in the way, and whether working together makes sense.
See available times ↗Scheduling opens on Google Calendar.
Learn how I work on the services page.
We talk about the problem first. Then we agree scope and price.