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Driggs, ID, US

We've launched 'Bikologi.com' (soon to be rebranded as 'Bikology'), the world's most advanced bike builder platform. Built with NodeJS, MongoDB, Canvas, and Angular, it's live with Jenson USA and Fanatik Bikes. The platform offers a seamless visual bike-building experience through HTML5 Canvas and features a smart compatibility tool that ensures every part.

Tigard, Oregon, US

Embedded within Nike’s Connected Product team, I was at the forefront of development, leveraging AWS, TypeScript, Node.js, Terraform, and GraphQL to drive innovation. I led system refactors and built advanced health monitoring systems, ensuring that Nike’s connected products operated flawlessly and at scale. My contributions were pivotal in elevating the.

Carmel, IN, US

As a Senior Software Engineer at Envista, I played a key role in developing the Unified Commerce platform, designed to empower companies to manage and sell products at scale. I contributed to building a robust, API-driven microservices architecture with a dynamic Angular front end. My work focused on creating scalable, efficient solutions that enabled.

Wilson, Wyoming, US

At Teton Gravity Research, I took the lead in driving technology initiatives and guiding the company through key transitions, including moving our e-commerce to Shopify. I streamlined operations, unified business logic, and optimized performance across the board. Known as the last line of defense for any problem the company encountered, I tackled problems.

Park City, UT, US

At Backcountry.com, I led a team of developers responsible for executing critical marketing projects, including landing pages, site banners, A/B tests, and cart logic for Backcountry.com and Competitivecyclist.com. Our team was pivotal during holiday sales, driving the majority of the company's revenue. We streamlined processes by architecting tools in.

Chico, CA, US

At Build.com, I worked as a UX Designer and Front-End Engineer concurrently, where I researched, prototyped, designed, and built client-facing features, from launching new sites to revamping cart & checkout experiences. Later, I transitioned into a role focused on re-architecting our ColdFusion sites to NodeJS, leading the development of mobile and.

During college, I freelanced as a designer and developer at Dragon Graphics in Chico, California. I offered services in graphic design, photography, and WordPress web development. From billboards to custom e-commerce sites, this work paid my tuition and provided valuable hands-on experience.