Team lead for Splunkbase, a content delivery application used by every Splunk customer to install Splunk-built and third party applications on the Splunk platform.• Led the Splunkbase team for 3 years, providing subject matter expertise, leadership, product direction, and mentorship.• Owned end-to-end delivery of a project to take Splunkbase from single-product to multi-product. Project required cross-team collaboration for design and implementation of the feature set, as well as migration of Splunk SOAR apps onto Splunkbase.• Contributed to development of the new Splunkbase UI (React, Next.js, Typescript) by coordinating with design and product management, and writing React components.• Worked closely with stakeholders to design and deliver a new API version for searching and uploading apps, while continuing to maintain existing backend APIs (Python/Django).• Maintained classic Splunkbase UI (WebComponents, AngularJS, jQuery).• Continued to provide customer support and troubleshooting of issues using Splunk.

• Contributed to implementation of the “Curated Experience” Splunkbase redesign using custom WebComponents/Bootstrap UI framework.• Maintained Splunkbase website and public and private APIs using Python/Django, AWS, Solr, AngularJS.• Provided internal and external customer facing support.• Used Splunk to troubleshoot issues and bugs.

• Developed and maintained Splunk.com, Docs.splunk.com, and other Splunk web properties and APIs using the LAMP stack.• Implemented Denied Persons List and embargoed country georestrictions for Splunk.com’s identity system.• Delivered several customizations to Splunk’s Documentation website; contributed to the site’s OSSMediawiki extension, PonyDocs.• Maintained internal APIs for generating license keys for the Splunk platform.• Used Splunk to troubleshoot customer issues and bugs.

Promoted to lead web developer after 1.5 years. Single-handedly maintained all IRLE websites, developed special web projects, and did desktop publishing for the Institute. Worked closely with renowned professors to build the prototype of the Living New Deal Project map (https://livingnewdeal.org/).

Web Developer for the Institute for Research on Labor and Employment at UC Berkeley. Along with lead web developer, maintain of the IRLE websites, develop special web projects (such as the Living New Deal Project, http://livingnewdeal.berkeley.edu ), and do desktop publishing for the Institute (such as the semi-yearly newsletter).

Provided jack-of-all trades support for a highly regarded research institute. Responsibilities included maintaining and updating institute website, audiovisual support, purchasing, as well as typical admin assistant work.

Maintained and provided customer support for customized Blackboard LMS to deliver distributed learning content to active duty military across the globe. Designed and developed Flash interactive media elements to improve engagement and learning.

Wrote web crawlers to parse financial message boards, automating delivery of organized message content to analysts who provided market sentiment reports to publicly traded companies.