Open to part-time & contract remote roles
I'm Phil Hemmings, a full-stack developer with a background in supply chain. I take ideas from a blank page to live websites that people find on Google, and I use AI tools to move fast without cutting corners. I also build AI into products, like the project helper on HaulOnce.
Selected work
I picked these three because each is a different kind of website: a large directory built on real data, a calculator suite for homeowners, and a set of tools for working professionals. All three are live, and I built each one end to end.
Find CPAP suppliers near you, fast.
A national directory of CPAP equipment suppliers with ZIP search, city and state pages, Medicare enrollment status, and accounts for suppliers who want to list their business.
Shows: Handling real data at scale · Technical SEO for page discovery · Accounts, roles, and a monetization model
Measure it. Order it right. Haul it once.
Yard and building material calculators that go past length × width × depth, plus an AI project helper. They round to how products are actually sold, compare bags against bulk delivery, and check whether the load fits in your truck.
Shows: Adding AI to a live product, with guardrails · Turning complex domain rules into code · Interactive maps and geo data · Mobile-first product design
Precision calculators for supply chain pros. Plan smarter, ship faster.
32 calculators for inventory planning, logistics, forecasting, and procurement. Calculators can feed results into each other, and the site includes a freight mode estimator, a 281-term glossary, and an acronym lookup.
Shows: Deep industry expertise turned into a product · A system of tools that share data · Performance tuning on a single-page React app
How I work
I treat AI tools like a fast, tireless engineering team. My job is to give them clear direction, check their work, and make sure what ships is correct.
Before any code, I write the brief: who it's for, where the data comes from, the edge cases, and what "done" means. Clear specs get far better work out of AI tools.
I use Claude Code and Emergent to build one small piece at a time. I make the architecture calls, and I read every change before I accept it.
I check results against real data and real rules, such as Medicare's supplier file, material weights, and inventory formulas, and I test on real phones.
I deploy on Vercel, watch analytics and search performance, and keep improving. Every site here is live and still being worked on.
About
I started in supply chain, where I learned to think in systems, data, and unit economics: what something costs, how it moves, and where it breaks.
AI tools let me turn that thinking into software. I now build websites that solve real problems, from patients looking for medical equipment to homeowners ordering gravel to planners working out safety stock.
I'm looking for a remote role where I can do that work on a team: turning fuzzy requirements into clear specs and shipping reliable features quickly with AI tools.
Contact
I'm currently open to part-time and contract remote roles. Tell me what you're building and I'll get back to you within a day.
