
Senior Web Engineer WordPress Performance Security
Web Design and Development
Helping businesses grow through high-performance builds, security hardening, and maintainable systems — with long-term support after launch.
Featured Work
My Expertise
A pragmatic toolkit built around performance, security, and maintainability.
Performance Optimization
CWV-focused audits, caching, image strategy, and build pipeline tuning.
Security & Hardening
WAF, lock-down, dependency hygiene, monitoring, and incident response.
Custom WP Themes
Clean, accessible templates that are easy for editors to maintain.
Integrations
APIs, webhooks, analytics, CRM, and payment systems wired correctly.
UI Engineering
Design systems, components, motion, and polished UX details.
Ongoing Support
Post-launch maintenance, enhancements, and proactive monitoring.
Experience
Outcome-driven delivery across marketing sites and web applications.
“Mason is a hard-working, experienced web developer who is extremely dedicated. As a remote employee, he has been available to troubleshoot issues at any time, collaborating with all. Mason is great at researching options to provide an array of solutions to problems."
“Mason is one of the best programmers/architects with whom I have had the pleasure to work with. His hard skills as a senior software engineer are second to none (C++, Java, CSS to name just a few). A critical area in which Mason has been invaluable is his soft skills, specifically problem-solving. Mason is always looking for solutions and then his ability to communicate to the business is simply invaluable. He takes the time to communicate the technical requirements and issues, in a language the business side can easily understand and support. His expertise in web services is outstanding and has been our rock during three website redesigns. Mason’s dedication to making our e-commerce website the most efficient and reliable with no downtime has been crucial in our 40% YoY growth.”
Let’s build something fast, secure, and clean.
Tell me what you’re building and what “success” looks like — I’ll reply with next steps.






