Buffalo, NY

Tyler SchumacherSoftware for teams that work live.

I build interfaces and services for trading, sportsbook, and operations teams that need fast decisions, visible state, and reliable releases.

Live workState people can act onTrading desks, event teams, and operators need state that is current, legible, and hard to misread.
Readable systemsBehavior the team can explainI care about telemetry, rollback paths, and code that gives support teams a clear answer.
Product senseWorkflow before decorationThe best UI work starts by watching where the real workflow slows down or becomes risky.

Experience

Experience across live products and internal platforms

Roles at the point where product decisions, system behavior, and release risk meet.

Approach

Most of my work sits between the product decision, the system behavior, and the team that has to support both.

How I decide what to build

I like interfaces that make the next move obvious.

How I work

  1. Find the pressure point

    I start with the moment where a user can lose time, money, or confidence. That gives the work a concrete center.

  2. Make the work readable

    The interface should explain current state; the code path should explain why it changed.

  3. Put the build in order

    When requirements are partial or opinions conflict, I turn them into a release path with clear tradeoffs.

Tool stack

The stack changes by problem. I prefer tools that help the team ship, inspect behavior, and keep ownership clear after launch.

React 19Next.jsTypeScriptJavaGoNode.jsPostgreSQLGraphQLKubernetesDockerTailwind CSSZustandTanStack Query

What I optimize for

These are the constraints I keep visible while the product is designed, built, and released.

AccessibilityPerformanceObservabilityRelease safetyComplianceAnalyticsSEO

Contact

Have a product or platform problem worth untangling?

Send the context, the constraints, and what would make it successful. I’ll reply within two business days.