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C#/.NET | Azure | Distributed Systems

Travis Martin Jones

Software engineer building practical backend systems, cloud-first product foundations, and applied AI workflows with clear operational boundaries.

Current Focus

Engineering work that makes complex systems easier to reason about.

This site is the home base for my job search and for technical project notes around CQRS, event journaling, event sourcing, retrieval-augmented generation, and .NET services designed for auditability.

Fit

Roles I Am Targeting

Backend, platform, cloud application, and applied AI engineering roles where durable architecture matters more than novelty.

01

.NET Service Design

API boundaries, command/query models, domain workflows, data access, background processing, and integration points.

02

Azure Delivery

Static Web Apps, App Service, Functions, storage, managed identity, observability, deployment automation, and cost-aware hosting.

03

Evented Architecture

Event journals, projections, replayable workflows, audit trails, and read models that stay explainable under change.

04

RAG Systems

Retrieval pipelines, document chunking, embeddings, grounding, answer evaluation, and AI features that preserve source context.

Demo Project

CQRS, Event Journal, Event Sourcing, and RAG in C#/.NET

The companion project will demonstrate how commands become durable events, how read models are rebuilt from the journal, and how retrieval-augmented generation can answer questions against source-backed system history.

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Command API Domain Rules Event Journal
Projections Read Models Query API
Documents Embeddings Grounded Answers
What This Site Will Track

Concise artifacts for recruiters, hiring teams, and engineers.

Resume

A focused view of current role targets, technical strengths, and contact details.

Project Notes

Architecture decisions, tradeoffs, implementation notes, and deployment details.

Source Links

Repository links and live demo paths as the C#/.NET project is published.