Leading Twistle, Embedded Refills and Carevive engineering groups.

Engineering Director for the Embedded Refills product.

Health Catalyst is a leading provider of data and analytics technology and services to healthcare organizations, committed to being the catalyst for massive, measurable, data-informed healthcare improvement. Before joining Health Catalyst, I worked at Able Health, a quality measures performance tool. We were acquired by Health Catalyst in February 2020 (more about the acquisition here: https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/health-catalyst-acquires-able-health-27-million). Since the acquisition, I’ve worked on the Population Health Product Development team. I have led and contributed to projects as both a software engineer and product manager. Additionally, I’ve helped scale internal teams by assisting with the hiring and onboarding of new team members and the development and optimization of internal processes and best practices. Some of the more notable projects I’ve worked on in a software engineering or product management capacity include: - Mips and APP (APM performance pathway) dashboard updates and submission workflow - Internal team tooling - Data importing processes - eCQMs measure results workflow

As a software engineer, I was responsible for planning, implementing, testing and shipping the backend (Ruby Grape API) code for important product features. Specifically, I led the referral marketing program build, and worked on account opening, account, order, and regulatory functionality. My account opening contributions included planning and executing code necessary for margin, foreign, and IRA accounts. The firm's varied account types attracted many different kinds of customers, which in turn drove revenue. My most significant account functionality contributions included the automation of important tax document processing, and writing various account fee, margin and buying power algorithms. My most important work on order routing included creating pre-flight checks (a check to ensure an order is ready to be sent to an exchange), automating order routing and order status updates, and implementing functionality required to offer different types of orders (futures, futures options, etc.). Finally, I was responsible for automating the generation of important regulatory documents to be sent to the exchanges (NYSE, NASDAQ). If these documents were incorrect, the firm would be charged a significant fee. We used Docker for development, RSPEC for testing, and Chef for deploys.Though my efforts were primarily focused on backend tastyworks code, I also oversaw our sister company, tastytrade's codebase (a Rails project). The tastytrade team and I worked together to plan and execute successful marketing campaigns, and ensure the site was FINRA compliant.Finally, I had the opportunity to mentor two interns over the summer. This experience, although not technical, was very rewarding and fulfilling.

As an Account Manager, I worked closely with my field sales partner to generate new business and expand existing client footprint. My most notable achievements include winning Most Valuable Player of the quarter in Q2 of FY '15, being nominated to the Leadership Council (unfortunately I left the organization shortly after the nomination), and served as interim co-manager of my team. After the organization underwent some restructuring, my team was left without a manager. I was too junior to become the official manager, so I co-managed the team with a colleague. Together, we tracked deals, offered guidance, ran meetings and helped our team members achieve their sales goals.