I like to make users' lives easier and leave code better than I found it.
Also good at detail-ferreting.
I like to make users' lives easier and leave code better than I found it.
Also good at detail-ferreting.
I make software for the large parcel transportation group in supply chain engineering. I currently make Kafka consumer/producer workflows to enable decoupled data streams, and I previously made ReactJS UIs with backend workflows to automate repetitive tasks for our customer service agents. Python, PHP, ReactJS, MSSQL, Kafka, caching (Redis/memsql), Kubernetes, Docker.
A volunteer project through the civic engagement organization Code for Boston.
Helped convert codebase from ejs templates to React to enable a cleaner, more robust frontend design. ReactJS (Nextjs), Node.js.
Launched Sept 2018 for the nonprofit Institute for Social Engagement.
As tech lead, worked with product and developer teams to define product scope and break down into technical tasks, and coded interactive features. ReactJS, Firebase.
Personal project. Remake of an Apple IIe game that teaches mathematical order of operations. JS/HTML5 Canvas.
In a past life, I edited two books on entrepreneurship, ran logistics for a demo day, and relocated a startup twice from 500SF to 2,500SF to 10,000SF. But I wanted to make things, so I dug deep to remember what I learned in my college Data Structures course, taught myself React, and became a software engineer.
I like getting the details right and figuring out how to make my users’ lives easier. How can I help you?
Fun fact: My first "paid" software gig was in high school when I ran a website reviewing local miniature golf courses, which was #1 on Google for its keywords and earned a couple hundred bucks in Google ad revenue.