Jeremy Augustine Doekes | Systems Architect

Designing Velocity for Complex Systems

Architecting clarity and speed for technical products and the teams that build them.

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Past Projects

  • Racino

    Racino

    Architecting a High-Performance Racing Ecosystem.

    Key Focus: Platform Architecture, Gamified Systems, Multi-Variable Logic, Technical Blueprints.

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  • Appen

    System Consolidation & AI Workflow Modernisation

    Key Focus: Systems Modernisation, AI Tooling, Cross-Platform Architecture

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  • A screenshot of a wine and vineyard management software interface showing various sections, including tank volume details, wine list, and analytics with charts and data points.

    Vintrace

    Elevating a Global Wine Tech Platform

    Key Focus: Brand Refresh, UI Modernisation, Workflow Optimisation, Enterprise UX

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With experience designing products for

Close-up of the EA logo in black and gray.
Black text on a white background displaying the word "colesgroup" with a stylized design
Logo with a silhouette of a man standing next to the letters V, H, and S.
Appen logo with four diamond shapes arranged in a square above the text 'appen'
Racing logo with stylized 'RR' and the word 'RACING' beneath it.
Vintace logo with a stylized owl face design in grey and black

Testimonials

  • Lorenzo George - CEO / Founder

    “Jeremy helped us move quickly and avoid roadblocks. He turned raw ideas into polished designs and interactive demos that felt like finished products, letting us test and validate before development, saving time and resources. His expertise made our product smarter, faster, and better.”

  • Spencer Weston - Game Designer

    “Jeremy is a true gem in UX design. Beyond his professionalism, charisma, and skillset, his creative and thoughtful insights shine, especially under tight timelines and high expectations. His broad technical abilities make him a powerhouse at shaping ideas and products. Our progress wouldn’t have been possible without him. It would be a dream to work with him again, and anyone hiring him is already ahead of the game.”