Quiet Work.
Real Results.
QuietWizard Studios is run by one operator, not a committee. Two decades of hands-on engineering, architecture, and operations work — translated into a simple standard: we only take on what we can deliver ourselves, start to finish.
That experience spans biotech manufacturing, national fulfillment logistics, fine jewelry retail, powersports safety education, and cybersecurity — which is why QuietWizard Studios exists. Most businesses in these industries don't have an in-house technologist who has actually sat in the seat before. Now they can borrow one.
Consolidated a fragmented, multi-region Magento setup into one unified global Shopify Plus platform — recognized with a 2019 WebAward for technical excellence.
Twenty Years, Three Practices
Consolidated a fragmented, multi-region Magento setup into one unified global Shopify Plus platform.
Modernized 60+ sites from legacy ColdFusion to .NET and WordPress, introducing Bootstrap and AngularJS for cross-browser support.
Introduced AI tooling for research and workflow development while standing up the company's operations, as CTO.
Delivered that full platform migration start to finish in three months.
That platform rebuild was recognized with a 2019 WebAward for technical excellence.
Architected automation for kit assembly and carrier routing across a national fulfillment operation.
Built a Dockerized Python/Flask service that cut a manual Shopify metafield workflow by 70%.
Architected a B2B Shopify store tied into HubSpot CRM, automating rep assignment and onboarding.
Rebuilt a broken AWS environment — VPCs, EC2/RDS, load balancers, auto-scaling — after a botched migration, restoring stable, repeatable deployments.
Built the shipping logic underneath 20+ automated workflows, cutting manual handling to near zero.
Migrated a legacy ASP.NET system to Magento 2 Enterprise Cloud, architected and built from the ground up.
Built a proprietary Product Information Management (PIM) platform on AWS to sync catalog data across international storefronts.
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