BitBite was founded in Seattle to build web and mobile applications including Team Hero on the App Store.

Developed a web application using Ruby on Rails that shortens the general agent’s policy-issuance cycle time and limits errors and omissions by auto-filling data directly from their agency management system to the appropriate and current carrier forms.

KIT digital acquired The FeedRoom as of October 2009.

I worked at the FeedRoom as a software engineer specializing in Adobe Flex applications. While here I was responsible for developing Studio, a video content management tool and Player Designer, a video player designer. I was also been responsible for developing UI wireframes for multiple applications.

I worked at Fanbox/SMS.ac as a software engineer in downtown San Diego, CA. While there, I helped develop a new web-based mobile desktop with an integrated social network. Some of my duties included being Team Lead on the billing web application, mediator between the Sales department and the Application Engineering department, and developer of the Developer APIs. I specialized in creating web 2.0 applications using .NET, JavaScript, Ajax, and Flash. I also created the two most popular Flash applications purchased on Fanbox (QuestionIt! and PredictIt!).

I joined the Network Operations Center (NOC) department at Costco's Corprate offices to help with the US warehouse router upgrade project. From within the NOC, I provided communication between both the technicians doing repairs to the equipment and the warehouse managers at each site. This involved configuring the Cisco networking equipment and the Nortell BCMs, creating and monitoring tickets between departments at Costco and network providers, and contacting technicians to come to a site.

At Washington State University I had the privilege of being one of the columnists for the Daily Evergreen. I was given the Friday opinion slot where I wrote an article each week.