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Interfaced with several 501c and community organizations to craft custom React applications for community engagement, API services, and mission-driven products.Conceived, designed, and built front-end UI's using Typescript, React, Redux, Router, and React Query while additionally leveraging customized MUI components, TailwindCSS, and other UI component libraries.Built multiple custom PostgreSQL and MongoDB databases with API hooks, authentication, and session management services for use on the front end.Facilitated fast feature prototyping based on user testing, feedback, and product direction from business owners.

Strategized, roadmapped, & developed the initial groundwork for a unified SDK to standardize the web-based entry point for eCommerce developers to enable Snap’s web-based Augmented Reality, Virtual Try-On, and 3D experiences for client e-commerce products.Refactored experiences into reusable React components (written in Typescript) for consumption within client tech stacks.Utilized & maintained various A/B testing scaffolding frameworks to ensure clients received insight into customer behaviors, conversion activity, and UI pain points.Worked with client UX design teams to ensure that all experiences complied with a clients brand, design standards, and business objectives.Introduced, prototyped, & refined additional customization features into VTO experiences like the ability to switch between different assets, product color-ways, & sizes of client products without the need to exit an experience.

Designed, implemented and scaled a reusable & accessible Design System which leveraged design standards from the global Schwab UX team while establishing a community-driven standard of code re-usability, readability, and quality.Collaborated with the Schwab design and product teams to quickly prototype UX solutions for standardizing common product components, reimagining hero components, and for user A/B testingStrategized future-state enterprise level JS framework solutions like a framework agnostic front end approach using Web Components.Ensured component standards are at the top-most WCAG 2.0 level accessible and educated teams which may lack proper WCAG/W3C accessibility training.