At Google, I collaborate with a small frontend team to enhance the content review experience for internal agents as evidenced by significant reductions in average ticket handling time. I've contributed powerful, reusable designs like a service to handle component-aware keyboard shortcuts in AngularDart, a dead-simple component explorer that makes it easy to see all variations of UI widgets, and (most recently) a new component injection strategy that cuts CPU usage and memory load in half (or better!) for our largest tickets.

I work with the e-commerce team to provide the GM Accessories applications for our US brands! Most of my time is spent on frontend development, where I have built a deep understanding of both modern web development and the JavaScript programming language as a whole.

Freelance media development, mainly through subcontracting with small businesses to meet web-based project needs. Projects have ranged from support in establishing an e-commerce site to developing an easily searchable media library for a coaching company. Additionally, I have run live event sound and done other audio engineering work under the same company name.

A continuation of my work in event management at Clemson University. This opportunity involves more technical/system knowledge than my previous position at Campus Activities and Events. During one special project, I was able to apply some of the skills I learned in computer science classes to design an LED-lit stand, powered by a microcontroller running C++.