I have worked on 3 different products while at Murmur Labs. Murmur: I joined Murmur as the sixth engineer. I built new full-stack features on the Next.js, GraphQL, React, Slate.js stack.Supermanage: We pivoted away from Murmur and started building Supermanage. The other engineer and I set up a new Slack app to help managers prepare for their next 1:1, moving quickly past the status update portion of the 1:1 and straight to the more important part of the meeting. We used a series of calls to an LLM to make sense of the slack messages and generate a high quality snapshot of the user's week. We used Next.js, the vector database Pinecone, and the postgres database Supabse.Plumb: We pivoted from Supermanage to Plumn, the tool we built to build Supermanage. The Plumb stack includes Next.js, Supabase (postgres DB), React, Typescript, Zod, Tailwind, Shadcn. Plumb is a no-code, visual data pipeline builder targeted at data pipelines that leverage LLMs in the pipeline. The pipeline is statically typed and allows the user to specify the format of the data they expect to get back from a call to an LLM. The form to declare the expected type is built with the zod, and react-hook-form libraries. Using these two libraries we created an internal ZodForm library which creates a react form given an arbitrary Zod object.

The first engineer on a newly formed team tasked with building a document tool to create offer letter templates. I set up the new project with ProseMirror, React, and Typescript and added some APIs to the Java back-end. We used io-ts to give us type safety at the client-server boundary. I designed and set up our testing strategy with a combination of unit tests and Cypress tests. I helped on-board and mentor six new team members.

As a member of the web team I helped transition the web interface from Angular to React. I also built new components in our React + Typescript component library, including regression tests using Cypress.

As a member of the labs team, I have worked on the front-end of threads.io (Ampersand.js) as well as started a new project from scratch (React.js and Redux.js).

Given a high-level feature description, I research the user's perspective and design an intuitive user experience in the form of user flows and wireframe. Next, with input from our visual designer, I implement the intuitive and pixel-perfect user experience in HTML, CSS and JavaScript (Ember.js).

As a member of the product management team for one of the WebCenter collaboration teams, I work with the other product managers, developers and graphic designers to write feature specifications and design the user experience for those features.

Beehive team.

Worked on a natural language processing module for the speech interface for device composition. The system allows users to connect/share the display, hardrive and clipboard between each computer connected to the system.

Design and Implement a gestural interface for a video database visualization tool using data gloves and 3D-Brids as input devices.

Design and Implement a filter on a diff tool to filter out benign register name differences in assembly code.