About Me
Builder. Product thinker. Automation enthusiast.
I'm Koral, a product-focused engineer with over a decade of experience in IT infrastructure, enterprise systems, and emerging technologies. After years of supporting complex systems, I shifted my focus to building them—specifically, tools that turn data into decisions.
Today, I run KoralkTech, where I build SaaS tools, automation systems, and internal decision engines. Every project starts as something I needed—a way to research affiliate niches faster, analyze eBay markets more systematically, or aggregate job listings without manual effort.
Core Focus Areas
SaaS Development
Building subscription-ready products from internal tools. Focus on niche markets with clear monetization paths.
Automation Systems
Replacing manual workflows with automated pipelines. Scraping, processing, scoring, and alerting without human intervention.
Data Systems
Collecting, transforming, and scoring data to surface insights. Multi-factor algorithms that turn noise into actionable signals.
Monetization Logic
Every tool is designed with revenue potential in mind. Affiliate insights, market analysis, and opportunity scoring drive real outcomes.
Background
My career started in enterprise IT—managing VMware clusters, Windows servers, and network infrastructure. That foundation taught me how to build systems that are reliable, scalable, and maintainable.
Over time, I expanded into cloud technologies, scripting (PowerShell, Python), and eventually full-stack development. I've completed certifications in everything from Cisco networking to Harvard's data science curriculum.
The transition from IT support to product building was natural: I kept building internal tools to automate my own work. Eventually, those tools became valuable enough to share with others.
Building Philosophy
Start with friction
Every useful tool solves a real problem. If I'm not annoyed by a manual process, it's not worth automating.
Build for myself first
The best products come from scratching your own itch. If I use it daily, others probably will too.
Data over intuition
Gut feelings are fine for ideation. Decisions should be backed by scores, metrics, and trends.
Ship, then iterate
Perfect is the enemy of done. Launch the MVP, gather feedback, improve.
Let's Connect
For full professional background and work history, visit my LinkedIn profile.