Architecture and development oversight of all Infobase software projects worth several million dollars in revenue. Planning and unification of Firsthand and Vault.com products.Management of multiple development teams using Next.js/React, and backends including Django, .NET framework, and more. Engineer coaching, training, and mentorship. Technical documentation.

Successfully-exited tech startup, grown from homespun platform into a modern web application servicing renowned Higher Ed clients. Developed a massively successful hiring and onboarding strategy that achieved outsized results with limited resources.Support and liaising for multiple high-profile clients such as MIT. Achieved user Net Promoter Score ratings averaging +75. Streamlined engineering initiatives into an unprecedentedly effective feature release cycle with a small team.ISO-27K compliance, privacy, and security documentation.

Architect and primarily back-end developer on numerous web projects, most involving Drupal. Big data handling and processing, including data visualization and search through Apache Solr. Original technical architect behind the United Nations transition from the Google Search Appliance to a completely open-source Solr search engine.I have done Lots of Node.js and Python for serverside work and AngularJS and Meteor for client-side dynamic applications.

Responsible for connecting and account management of North American clients for Chuva, Inc., a top-tier, international Drupal development firm, and the largest Drupal shop in Brazil.

Developed and built an experiential, paid-membership online learning program for business professionals based entirely on Drupal 6 and extensive, hand-coded customization.Developed infrastructure for and oversaw technical operations of a business consulting company with multiple Fortune 500 clients.Managed a team of developers and utilized current open-source best practices to facilitate operations in serving thousands of individuals in the Ferrazzi Greenlight IP while adhering to a tight budget and schedule.

Hired by the new Democratic senate majority following the 2008 elections as part of then-Senate Majority Leader Malcolm Smith's transparency initiative. Was the technical lead during the launch of NYsenate.gov to national media attention and overwhelming approval.Inherited development duties from noted NYC Drupal contractors, Advomatic, LLC, and oversaw management of development queue. Utilized Scrum development practices to produce rapid feature deployment on a rolling cycle. Planned and hand-coded several core features unique to the online presence of any state legislative body, including the Senate Open Data search form -- an online compendium of all data produced by the senate legislative body and internal services.

In charge of all technical operations of Jewcy, an online magazine and community aimed at young, rootless, cosmopolitan Jews disaffiliated with the notion of "Jewish identity." Within six months after launch, the magazine was the #1 trafficked online Jewish media brand, excluding print journalism such as Ha'aretz and Jerusalem Post.Came aboard as an unpaid intern out of college and was hired inside of two months. Helped complete development and launch the site in Drupal 4.7 and, in less than three years, was promoted to Director of Technology.

I wrote 3 columns for the startup magazine, Gotham Digest. Only 2 got published before the magazine went out of business. (I had nothing to do with that.) (I hope.)

I slung pizzas like no other, got it there in 30 minutes or less, and never held the box vertically.