AI is rewriting entire industries. Customers expect instant, mobile-first experiences. Your competitors — even the small ones — are automating what used to take your team all week. The organizations that thrive in this environment aren't the biggest; they're the ones that move fastest. And right now, speed runs on software.
Yet most small businesses and non-profits are still running on spreadsheets, disconnected tools, and manual processes that were outdated five years ago. Every hour your staff spends on data entry, copy-paste reporting, or chasing information across inboxes is an hour not spent on the work that actually grows your organization. That gap isn't standing still — it's widening every quarter.
Custom software closes that gap. One well-built application can automate your most time-consuming workflows, give your team real-time visibility into operations, and create the kind of seamless digital experience your clients and community now expect. It's the same operational advantage Fortune 500 companies have relied on for decades — built to fit your budget, your workflow, and your goals.
The question isn't whether your organization needs technology — it's how long you can afford to wait. We help you stop falling behind and start building the tools that put you ahead.
Complex, custom web applications with secure backends, databases, and user accounts. Built to unlock new revenue and scale alongside your organization as you grow.
Polished, fast, and conversion-focused websites for organizations that need a strong online presence without the complexity of a full web app. Perfect for landing pages, portfolios, small business sites, and blogs.
Serving as software developer for The Cyber Institute, an international non-profit advancing cybersecurity policy, AI governance, and emerging-tech research — working directly with nation-states such as the United Arab Emirates and global bodies including the United Nations. The work supports a global mission: bridging the gap between fast-moving technology and the policymakers, industry leaders, and academics working to keep the digital future secure and equitable.
Jersey City's Poet Laureate, Melida Rodas, needed to centralize the city's scattered cultural calendar — and fund her non-profit at the same time. The solution: an interactive map and event platform where local artists discover what's happening, while paid subscriptions let organizers post their own events — turning a community resource into a recurring revenue stream for the non-profit.
Quetzal Consulting was losing hours each week to manual Census data lookups for every Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan it filed with Jersey City's Department of Affordable Housing. The solution: an automation tool that turns hours of per-property busywork into minutes — saving the owner roughly 15 hours every week across an entire real estate portfolio, and freeing them to take on more clients.
Roberto is a problem-solver first, engineer second. After sharpening his craft at Pinterest, PSEG, and PowerOptions, he founded Hudson Technology Solutions to do for small organizations what big-tech engineering does for the Fortune 500 — turn operational pain into measurable outcomes. Every project ships under his direct hands, from first conversation to final launch.
Hudson Technology Solutions was founded by Roberto Rodas-Herndon, a Boston University Computer Science graduate. As President of BU's Hack4Impact chapter (2021–2023), he led student engineers in shipping pro-bono software for under-resourced non-profits — proving early that the right code, in the right hands, changes what an organization can actually accomplish.
From building internal tooling at Pinterest's San Francisco headquarters to delivering data-driven insights across the enterprise at PSEG, we've solved problems at every scale. The lesson: the same engineering principles that move a public utility forward can transform a Main Street business — when applied by someone who actually understands the problem.
Every project ships with modern architecture, measurable outcomes, and a relentless focus on the bottom line. We're also bilingual (English & Spanish), so the diverse communities we serve can collaborate in their own language.
Jersey City, NJ
Remote
Building software for a cybersecurity research and education non-profit — turning their mission to advance the field into the digital tools that make it scalable.
Newark, NJ
Translated raw data into strategic recommendations at one of the largest publicly-traded energy & utility companies in the U.S. — work that informed decisions affecting millions of customers across New Jersey.
Boston, MA
Built data pipelines for New England's largest energy-buying consortium, turning raw market data into the leverage non-profits and public entities use to negotiate better electricity & natural gas rates.
San Francisco, CA
Shipped internal observability tooling at Pinterest's San Francisco headquarters — giving senior engineers the visibility they needed to keep a platform serving hundreds of millions of users running smoothly.
Boston, MA · 2021–2023
Led the Boston University chapter for two years, organizing student engineers to ship free software for non-profits that couldn't otherwise afford it — the experience that proved technology, well-directed, is the highest-leverage tool a mission-driven organization has.