Rodny Cablilan

I’m a full-stack developer focused on building production-ready SaaS products and practical AI systems that solve real business problems. My work spans the full product lifecycle, from system architecture and UX to deployment, scaling, and automation. I specialize in turning complex requirements into simple, reliable tools that reduce manual work and unlock new capabilities for teams.

Over the past several years, I’ve worked both as a founder and an independent contractor for US-based companies across SaaS, e-commerce, nonprofits, and service businesses. I’ve shipped end-to-end products such as Content AI, an LLM-powered content creation and publishing platform, and Fundit, an AI-driven grant discovery system that matches nonprofits with high-fit funding opportunities. In both projects, I independently designed the architecture, built the front-end and back-end, integrated LLM workflows, and handled authentication, subscriptions, and deployment.

Alongside building SaaS products, I’ve delivered web, automation, and growth solutions for multiple clients. This includes designing and optimizing websites, building CRM pipelines, automating lead routing and follow-ups, implementing email marketing systems, and supporting social media operations. I’ve worked extensively with tools such as GoHighLevel, Zapier, n8n, Integrately, and a wide range of modern web and no-code platforms, which has made me highly adaptable to different tech stacks and business workflows.

My technical interests center around AI-powered products, LLM integration, context engineering, and scalable SaaS architecture. I enjoy working on problems where software can replace repetitive manual processes and directly impact business efficiency. I’m especially drawn to fast-moving teams that value ownership, clear execution, and shipping real value to users.

I’m most effective in environments where I can operate autonomously, take full ownership of features or products, and collaborate closely with founders or product leaders to turn ideas into production-ready systems.