Excited to announce my new role as a Software Engineering Manager at MedSuite, where I'll be leading the development of a software product that specializes in Revenue Cycle Management for the Health and Human Services industry. Our platform helps healthcare organizations, particularly in behavioral health and other specialized areas, streamline their billing and revenue processes.In this role, I’ll be diving into the world of healthcare tech, learning the ins and outs of RCM, and collaborating with an incredible team to build and enhance tools that make a real difference. From automating claims to ensuring compliance, the goal is to create solutions that reduce the admin burden on providers so they can focus on what matters most—delivering care.It’s an exciting challenge, and I’m looking forward to growing in this space, leading the team, and delivering innovative, user-focused solutions for the organizations we serve.

Works with Design, Back End Development, and Project Management to deliver highly polished Front End solutions and services to client base. Uses modern JavaScript tooling to create engaging and performant user experiences . Coordinates with partners and provides developer feedback on product offerings. Acts as a mentor and assists other departments with Front End tooling and debugging as needed

Designing and developing websites and web applications for a large variety of clients, and provided consulting services to companies facing scaling and performance problems. Assisted with state management system implementation (Redux), and helped guide external teams looking to adopt immutable and functional architectures.

Responsible for designing, developing, and testing applications tailored to the organization’s Service Department, in addition to writing documentation and providing training to end users.

Before I caught the coding bug, I was responsible for appraising commercial and residential properties for the purpose of tax assessment. My coworkers and both of the Commissioners of Revenue I worked for were top notch. Early on in my tenure I got introduced to web development, and ended up creating several government websites and applications before my departure. Though ultimately I ended up following a different career path, this job provided me with stability while I honed my coding chops and built up a personal client base.