About
Front-end software engineer building web products and user interfaces. Loves tennis, pickleball, reading, and cooking.
Work Experience
Led engineering on all things web — from the Next.js e-commerce application to internal React applications supporting inventory management, store operations, and content management.
Previously, led engineering on a small, growth-oriented team called Labs — working with product teams to implement A/B tests into the consumer platform to identify opportunities for improvement.
Worked closely with marketing, design, product, data, and backend teams to develop systems and products in-house to suit the companies fast-changing needs.
Tech stack(s): Next.js, React, TypeScript, TailwindCSS, HTML, CSS, Framer Motion, Jest, React Router, Vite, Vitest, and more.
Built websites, web applications, and software for those touchscreen kiosks you see at malls for finding stores.
AEM, React, Angular, JavaScript, HTML, SCSS, and Java.
Built websites and web applications for a wide variety of clients and use cases. Lead engineer on an offline-first PWA built with Gatsby and Service Workers.
Gatsby, React, JavaScript, HTML, SCSS, AEM, Django, and PHP.
Website development, process automation, email development, general programming needs.
JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Groovy, and Java.
Side Projects
My personal website, crafted with SvelteKit, TypeScript, and SCSS.
Portfolio website for Emily, a graphic designer in Chicago. Built with Gatsby, Netlify and Cloudinary.
[WIP] An application for keeping track of the games you've played, with whom, and your respective scores. Like recording your games in a note, but with the prospect of rich data visualization and exploration on the horizon.
The idea is that you would eventually build up a rich dataset for yourself which could be used to, for example: compare your record specifically against certain opponents; or extract nerdy insights like whether you play better at morning or at night; or track your improvement in a certain game over time.
[WIP, sorta] Interactive exploration of song lyrics, by the numbers. Pick an artist and explore how frequently their songs incorporate certain words, themes, and ideas — and how those things change over time.
Education
Minors in Computer Science and Digital Studies.