I work across the stack at Manifold (frontend, backend, solidity) engineering NFTs and related infrastructure.

2020: Built products to help Dropbox Business teams fall into the pit of success.2021: Founding member of the Performance Engineering team. Specialized in web performance tooling, monitoring and optimization. The scale of our team's work impacted hundreds of engineers, and millions of pageviews / day.

I was one of the two founding members of the Frontend Infrastructure team. As a platform team our goal was to increase the effectiveness of the dozens of frontend engineers by shaping the technological direction for how NerdWallet builds web applications.In particular, I dove deep under the hood of technologies such as React, Node, Webpack, Babel, and GraphQL to:* Create and maintain a central build tool / framework for running our server-side-rendered React applications. This was essentially NerdWallet's closed-source version of Next.js. I shipped large (multiple seconds) build time improvements along with many developer or user experience improvements such as server side hot reloading, codesplitting, React render caching, major version library upgrades, etc. Made contributions back to upstreams (e.g. React/Webpack) when possible.* Own shared libraries and critical path frontend services leveraged across the company. Rule of thumb was a frontend library/service used by more than one team defaulted to being owned by our team. * Be the ambassador for site wide performance. Refocused culture on performance via workshops, internal talks, and relentless improvement. We reduced SpeedIndex from ~6-8 seconds to ~3 seconds over a 3G connection on key pages (see blog for more info).* Provide support and technical mentorship for product engineers across the company.* Collaborate with Design, Analytics, DevOps, and Product on cross functional initiatives such as our design system, analytics instrumentation, or putting a CDN in front of all traffic to nerdwallet.com.

Jul 2017 - Aug 2018: Senior Software Engineer | Frontend InfrastuctureMar 2017 - Jul 2017: Senior Software Engineer | Credit Cards

When I joined the credit cards team full time, there happened to be reorg of the existing frontend engineering team and I ended up having to take on the work of multiple frontend engineers. I worked super hard and we did not miss a beat. I migrated the credit cards frontend from PHP to React/Node, and contributed to shared libraries.* Built the initial version of the side-by-side comparison feature (nerdwallet.com/compare/credit-cards)* Built the initial version of the prequalification feature (nerdwallet.com/prequalify/credit-cards)* Created an SDK in JavaScript for our internal A/B service; ended up being integral in adoption of this tool.

Built an internal admin panel in React

Epic is a leader in the electronic medical records industry. In a software engineer / project manager hybrid role, I implemented and maintained interfaces to exchange data between Epic's software and third party vendors at hospitals across the U.S.

I was a member of the Information Technology team at CU Boulder. My specific role was to provide technology support to students, faculty, and staff. In the period of my employment with the Office of Information Technology, the problem-solving performance of our department was so superior to that of the IT departments in other branches of the University of Colorado (CU) that our responsibilities were expanded from solely the Boulder campus to all branches of the CU system. I acquired and demonstrated the capacity to provide apt technical troubleshooting advice about a very wide variety of operating systems, applications, and technologies. My employment at OIT gave me confidence in my abilities to listen carefully, to communicate clearly, and to readily conceive of appropriate solutions to diverse and difficult problems.