Currently leading the creation of Dolomite as a co-founder, CEO, project manager, and blockchain engineer. Dolomite was originally one of the first DEXs and was built on the Loopring Protocol. This older version of Dolomite boasted a simplified interface, fast relayer technology, and fee abstraction for users.

Creator of Magic List - a web application that serves as a prospect management tool for financial advisers' daily use. Magic List is the only call-based productivity tool available that allows advisers to track every call they make, actively collaborate with team members, report their performance to their manager, show insight on their daily and aggregated performance, integrate with their calendar and much more. Magic List is currently being used daily and exclusively at AXA Advisers, a Fortune 500 company.

Created a custom CRM for the computer science faculty at Lehigh University which allowed them to more easily market and close deals for the computer science & business program's capstone projects. This software was essential for allowing Lehigh faculty more easily manage the recruiting process, since it requires closing contracts with outside companies and having these companies work directly with students. It utilized a RESTful API, which was written using a Java 8 Play Framework back-end. We hosted it on Heroku and used PostgreSQL for the database. It integrated with Firebase Authentication to seamlessly authenticate Lehigh faculty using their Lehigh/gmail accounts. The front-end used jQuery, Handlebars JS, and Materialize CSS to build an elegant and reusable UI.

Redesigned the CSE 216 Software Engineering class and project at Lehigh University.The new class includes a 5-person project with an Android application, web server, web front-end, admin application, and proper project documentation. For all of these components, I wrote a sample solution, documented the all of the software and wrote and documented unit/integration tests. The web server utilized the Play Framework with Dependency Injection to allow for easy testing and swapping of components.The Android app utilized popular libraries and standards to help showcase contemporary (at the time) software engineering using Android's best-practices.

Created desktop client software using JavaFX for salesmen that allowed them to rapidly check prices of tires between competitors. It used a headless selenium browser and Javascript injection to scrape through information website informationCreated software tooling for their website to do dynamic pricing for different customers, based on a customizable pricing matrix. It used a mixture of Play Framework for the backend, jQuery, MaterializeCSS ,and the Twirl Template Engine for the frontend. The server interfaced with the company's Microsoft SQL database to dynamically update prices and run reports on a monthly basis.