Additionally: Co-President, Pride@PS Aliso Viejo Chapter

Acted as primary front-end developer contact for product owner and stakeholders of ArcGIS Velocity—a SaaS offering from Esri allowing users to ingest, analyze, and visualize real-time feeds and big data.Architected and developed the ArcGIS Analytics for IoT web application (React, Redux, TypeScript), implementing solutions an enterprise-level product demands, e.g. authentication, integration with the ArcGIS ecosystem, and unit testing.Led a team of seven other developers, conducting regular stand-ups and working with the product owner to plan iterations and distribute tasks appropriately.Established team-wide development practices, such as utilizing Git flow and Agile methodology, that have since been wholly adopted by the larger real-time GIS team.Oversaw in-person holistic testing sessions, synthesizing stakeholder feedback on the application’s UI.Gave technical presentations internally and at conferences. Past topics include The Modern Web and Front-End Testing.

Developed web-based GIS solutions for federal government clients suited to their unique circumstances, e.g. disconnected environments, security protocols, and budget constraints.Utilized a diverse set of languages (JavaScript, C#, Java, Python) and technologies (Apache Tomcat, Windows IIS, Node.js Ember, various ArcGIS software) conducive to each individual project.

Led the complete back- and front-end overhaul of the Wisconsin Catalog of Aerial Photography, working closely with the Robinson Map Library and statewide government agencies to provide an ideal user experience.Undertook self-directed learning of the PHP Data Objects (PDO) extension, parameterized SQL queries, and the Google Maps JavaScript API.

Produced web-based tools and tutorials for patrons of all skill levels, empowering them to leverage geospatial technology with an emphasis on accessibility, open-source software, and open data.

Maintained websites for the College of Letters & Science, including those for its 25 academic departments.Worked directly with UWM College of Letters & Science faculty to build websites catered to the needs of their individual programs.