THE PERSON BEHIND RAJAKHIL.
Hi, I'm Akhil.I build things that work.
Philippines-based independent developer focused on e-commerce, practical automation, and systems that make everyday work easier.
A developer who works across websites and the systems behind them.
I'm Akhil Raj, based in the Philippines and working with clients remotely. I develop e-commerce websites, automation tools, and custom integrations for businesses that want to make better use of technology.
Much of my website work centers on WordPress, WooCommerce, and Elementor Pro. That includes building storefronts, organizing product catalogs, improving product pages, and integrating the tools a business needs to operate.
Outside website development, I work with Python, APIs, data processing, and AI-assisted workflows. These projects range from finding relevant hiring opportunities across Reddit to researching public records and automating newsletter preparation.
I enjoy the overlap between these disciplines: building the customer-facing website, then figuring out how to reduce the work required to run it.
EXPERIENCE THROUGH PROJECTS
Real projects, different problems.
My work spans specialized online stores, industrial product catalogs, research systems, and automation pipelines.
Industrial & specialist e-commerce
Factory Robots and Wai Works involve product-heavy storefronts where accurate information, category structure, and technical product presentation matter.
Intelligence & publishing systems
Automated workflows for insolvency research, legal-document review, ranking information, and preparing recurring newsletters.
Commerce integrations
Product catalog processing, bulk updates, image preparation, and Telegram notification systems built around WooCommerce operations.
How I approach the work.
A few principles that guide how I plan, implement, and maintain projects.
Build for the actual requirement
The right solution starts with understanding the problem, not choosing technologies or adding features that sound impressive.
Keep things maintainable
A useful implementation should be understandable, testable, and practical to update as requirements change.
Be clear about scope
Product counts, integrations, deliverables, third-party expenses, and ongoing responsibilities should be agreed before implementation.
Automate where it makes sense
Some workflows need AI. Others only need reliable scripts, rules, or API integrations. I prefer the simplest approach that works.
Let's work on something useful.
If you need a storefront, an automation system, or ongoing technical support, tell me about your project.