# Chad Koslovsky

Milliken, Colorado · chad@koslovsky.xyz

[View my resume and work](https://wildfork.koslovsky.xyz)

Full-Stack Engineer, eCommerce Platform (Technical Lead) | Wild Fork Foods

## Cover letter

Hi Wild Fork team,

I call myself a technomancer. Technology has felt like magic to me since I was a kid, and I still love taking something complicated apart until I can build it into something useful. The best part is when the person using it does not have to think about all the machinery underneath.

That is what interests me about your eCommerce role. Someone choosing dinner should be able to find what they want, understand their pickup or delivery options and trust the order they place. Keeping that experience straightforward takes more than a polished storefront. It takes someone who cares about the integrations, releases and production problems behind it too.

NuPrice is the closest part of my background. From 2019 to 2021, I built and operated the full reseller application for a long-term client. Marketplace and competitor data fed user-defined pricing rules, alongside accounts, subscriptions, billing, monitoring and embedded support. I owned the technical operations as well. That work began while I was still at FRII, as I moved into larger independent client engagements. Building the product and supporting its customers made it hard to ignore the places where a workflow looked fine in code but needed more attention in practice.

Through Technomancy IT, I carry that ownership from the first client conversation through delivery and ongoing support. My current platform uses TypeScript, Next.js and PostgreSQL to connect support, customer records, scheduling and billing, with tenant-aware services keeping access boundaries clear. I have also built release tooling around versioned container images, migrations, health checks and recovery verification. I like being hands-on while helping other contributors understand the system they are working in.

At Office Evolution, I built SQL- and MongoDB-backed applications connecting CRM, provisioning, onboarding and service operations across locations. Working with the CEO, CIO and different departments taught me that good integration work starts with understanding the handoffs, not just the API. Running FRII’s NOC and handling escalations added the operational perspective: when something breaks, investigate it, communicate clearly and stay with it.

React, Next.js and TypeScript are a strong fit for the storefront work. My backend experience is strongest in Node.js and API-driven products. I have Azure experience and some Java exposure, but I would not pretend that is the same as already knowing your Spring Boot services and every commerce platform you use. I would bring the product and operating judgment I have developed while learning those specifics properly.

I’m based in Milliken, so Greeley is local for me. I would enjoy helping make Wild Fork’s technology feel simple and dependable for customers, while keeping the work underneath clear for the team building it. That is the kind of magic I want to keep making. I’d welcome a conversation.

Chad