Shaping the world’s leading consumer education app, and bridging the gap between product, growth, and design.

Oversaw iOS engineering, aligning team efforts with ClassDojo’s strategic objectives to enhance app performance and user experience

Focused on leveraging design and product strategy to drive user engagement and monetization, leading to significant growth and outcomes.

A combination of hands-on development and strategic management. I managed the mobile development team and led iOS development efforts, focusing on advancing mobile app capabilities and enhancing user experience.

Led iOS app development to its initial launch and subsequent updates, which helped establish the app as a robust and user-friendly platform in education.

My role encompassed building new features, prototyping, and providing post-acquisition support for Snapjoy applications. I contributed to the development of the Carousel mobile photo gallery app and Dropbox iOS and Android clients.

As the third employee, I led the development of Snapjoy’s iOS, Windows, and Mac apps. My work helped streamline the user experience for photo storage and sharing, allowing users to upload millions of photos to Snapjoy. Notably, the iOS app was one of the first apps to feature background photo uploads. The world's first auto-organizing online photo library. Snapjoy was part of Y Combinator's summer 2011 batch and was acquired by Dropbox in December 2012.

As an early team member, I significantly contributed to developing software that revolutionized the home energy audit process, enhancing user experience and product onboarding with my JavaScript expertise.