James Dye / XyFlow Innovations
I build working apps and pipelines around survey workflows, data engineering, Unity tooling, diagnostics, and AI-assisted development. The path is nontraditional; the artifacts are real.
Near-launch field app
Boundary XYQ
iOS survey workflow for CSV/DXF intake, live boundary-found tracking, and COGO in the field.
Launched tool
Generation Engine
Local-first desktop writing and research assistant in active real-world use.
External validation
$36k XPRIZE
Solo Global Water Scarcity concept advanced to milestone funding.
Field operations
SAM + Part 107
Survey, drone, LiDAR, utility, GIS, and field-crew workflow background.
Featured work
Each project is framed by the problem, what actually exists, and where the proof lives so hiring managers do not have to decode a raw repo list.
Public deployed build
Local-first evidence command center for high-stakes meetings: document vault, evidence cards, issue maps, live quote retrieval, meeting notes, and exportable packets.
Private near-launch build
Survey-focused iOS app for CSV/DXF intake, live boundary-found tracking, coordinate geometry, line consolidation, and point-priority cleanup in the field.
Public portfolio repo
Python ETL across multi-year GNSS clock products and space-weather feeds, with partitioned Parquet outputs and anomaly detection.
Milestone-funded concept
Solo theoretical desalination design submitted to the XPRIZE Global Water Scarcity competition.
Operating model
The advantage is problem framing, system taste, agent orchestration, validation pressure, and shipping discipline. AI accelerates implementation; the human job is deciding what matters and forcing proof.
Employer portfolio
The cleanest route for hiring managers: field apps, SourceDeck, data pipelines, launched tools, and validation notes.
Live product demo
SourceDeck is deployed, documented, screenshot-backed, and ready to inspect without cloning a repo.
AI operating model
Project control rooms, estimation logs, evidence ledgers, and agent workflows that keep AI-assisted builds inspectable.
Best-fit roles
The strongest fit is operations, diagnostics, geospatial data, field support, internal automation, Unity tooling, applied AI prototypes, and research software where the domain is complicated and the output has to be usable.
Two doors, one site
A single Vercel site can serve job applications, GitHub project readers, product demos, and support surfaces without forcing every audience through the same page.
Contact
Email founder@xyflowinnovations.com for roles, collaboration, product demos, or support questions.