• Leading design and engineering work for all user-facing software.
• Designed and implemented a brand style and logo for the company.
• Working with Next.js, Prisma, tRPC, Astro, TailwindCSS, PostgreSQL and much more...
• Mentored less experienced TypeScript engineers.

Improved overall DevRel via transition to better tooling. This includes, but is not limited to: switching MaterialUI to ChakraUI, Redux to a hybrid approach with Zustand, React Context and Hooks, and manual querying through Redux to React Query, among others.

• Working on various infrastructure tasks ranging from Development to Deployment and Quality Assurance.
• Creating AI-related server configurations with Kubernetes / Helm as well as general deployment and programming tasks.
• Re-wrote company site into a JAM-stack frontend website with Next.js, TypeScript, TailwindCSS, and NetlifyCMS

• Worked with multiple clients on projects with React.js, Styled Components, Sass, AWS, Node.js, Unity 3D, and some other technologies.
• Built and maintained numerous admin panels, dashboards, and user-facing websites.
• Introduced Next.js, ChakraUI, and React-Query for faster frontend workflow and performance.
• Created a deployment setup for Next.js on AWS for frontend projects.
• Created AWS deployments for multiple new MVP projects.

This was a very dense learning experience. I learned the full spectrum of things about computers, from low-level things like designing my own silicon chip and making my own audio amplifier to high-level things like data structures, game theory, neural networks, etc.

4-year art school study where I learned most of I know about sculpture, composition, painting, sketching, photography, design and art history.

Inspired by a meme, I created this random excuse generator which generated an excuse for not attending something via 3 part structure. Try it out to get the reason for not attending that party you don't want to go to!

React hook that simplifies management of GDPR consent for JavaScript/TypeScript developers. This is something that I needed myself, and from the attention it's getting I see that I'm not alone. It's still in development, but with v1 release, it will cover all possible developer needs, including support for Vue, Svelte, and others.

This swift package allows adding a nice-looking tooltip to your SwiftUI app with one line of code. Can't come up with a simpler solution!

A compiler that transforms SVG code into SwiftUI Shape structure. It allows converting SVG icons to Swift code to display in a SwiftUI app.

This app lets users create polyrhythms with ease while also functioning as a regular metronome. It features an integrated tuner for the user to have the only two things they need to practice.

Volunteered to be a lab teaching assistant for a JavaScript course at the St. Andrews University.