• Led development of eSIMS, a web-based logbook for air quality monitoring agencies, enhancing scheduling, activity logging, and instrument maintenance tracking.• Tackled challenging projects that were previously deemed untouchable, showcasing innovation and a strong commitment to problem-solving.• Collaborated with the EPA to gather requirements, ensuring project met stakeholder needs and enhancing client satisfaction.• Implemented version control best practices to… Show more • Led development of eSIMS, a web-based logbook for air quality monitoring agencies, enhancing scheduling, activity logging, and instrument maintenance tracking.• Tackled challenging projects that were previously deemed untouchable, showcasing innovation and a strong commitment to problem-solving.• Collaborated with the EPA to gather requirements, ensuring project met stakeholder needs and enhancing client satisfaction.• Implemented version control best practices to manage codebase, streamlining development processes and improving team workflow.• Established a robust CI/CD pipeline, significantly reducing deployment time and increasing overall project efficiency.• Revitalized existing projects and initiated a transition to a modern tech stack, laying the groundwork for enhanced scalability and maintainability.• Enhanced AirNow-Tech Navigator, providing EPA users with comprehensive insights into air quality forecasts through seamless integration of diverse data sets.• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to improve the Caltrans CT-EMFAC tool, expanding data capabilities and introducing new features that increased user engagement.• Migrated codebase from SVN to Git, facilitating a more efficient development environment for future developers.• Led development of DART API using Java and Spring Boot, aligning data delivery with front-end needs and maintaining RESTful standards for improved data integrity.• Worked within an agile team to deliver project milestones through rapid sprints, ensuring timely and efficient project completion. Show less