The first and largest LLM aggregator

OpenSea is the first and largest marketplace for NFTs (like an eBay for crypto goods), which include collectibles, gaming items, digital art, wallet names, and other virtual goods backed by a blockchain.As of December 2021, we see over $2 billion in sales volume per month.

Anonymous social polling - a millennial Nielsen. StartX member. Largest database of opinions from verified college students: 160M+ poll responses from 300,000+ students. Funded by Highland Capital. Customers included Proactiv, Lucky Brand, and Silicon Valley Bank. Partnered with Frank Luntz and Ben Shapiro (the Daily Wire). Predicted the Millennial vote in the 2016 Election with a 0.8% margin of error, 5X closer than SurveyMonkey. See the attached article.

First employee. Rethinking HR to help employees develop.• Built & tested a responsive React JS app still in use today (see app.zugata.com)• recruited across the country• did a tech talk at Stanford's ACM• sourced & supported the oldest existing customer

Government sector in 2012, commercial sector in 2013. Built database management software, a "Siri" for searching Palantir, and started the first cybersecurity logging product. Awards:• Hack Week 2012 Winner: People's Choice and Most Innovative, for a new realtime natural language search application• Hack Week 2013 Winner: Quickest Time to Market, for a new interactive graphing and analysis platform for cybersecurity data

Acquired by Beatport (SFX Entertainment).Rebuilt the product on a modern, asynchronous tech stack, on my own. Helped hire and train engineers in the NYC office.

Intern for the Mac OS X Product Release Division• Built internal search applications for the web and modeled their design and functionality on Spotlight, Quick Look, and other desktop technologies.• Presented a web-based clone of Spotlight that I did on my own to upper management.• Optimized queries and slow-running code for big data searches, using PostgreSQL.

Dormlink was social network for dorms written in raw php and MySQL. I built a php framework for its database, designed it, added social features, secured it, made a dynamic UI, and set up a server to host it from my dorm room. See the attached story.

Promoted the Generalized System of Preferences by developing an interactive map application based on the Google Maps API and using extensive JavaScript. It was used by lobbyists in the Ways and Means Committee in the House of Representatives as well as the Senate Finance Committee. I helped lobby the map there and transition it to an application for the Business Roundtable. Available at http://tradepartnership.com/site/gsp.html

WOW! is a nonprofit children's museum. I redesigned and developed a new website, maintained the website for free as a volunteer, and taught the employees how to update it using Adobe Dreamweaver.