Project Lead building features to support business critical product launches and acquisition focused initiatives.

Front end engineer on a small team that brings beautiful digital experiences to life. Pixel perfect implementations with a border-line obsessive attention to detail. Working with up to date technology. Gatsby/Contentful/Netlify for fast server-side rendering headless CMS solution. Ember and QUnit/Sinon for well tested user/account management experience.

Wallaby Financial - WalletBoost Web Application: Manage and develop personal financial management tool focused on credit cards and rewards. Application built on Ember JS framework and served from Ruby Thin server. Lead development of key user migration feature and transition to new data source provider. CreditCards.Com - CardMatch Credit Card Recommendation Tool: Co-developed 2.0 ground-up rewrite of application using React and Redux. Increased load speed, accuracy of KPI tracking, and conversion rate. Red Ventures - Home Value Report Widget: Real estate value and neighborhood information tool. Injectable JS widget built on Vue/Vuex, portable to any feature page on site. Development completed and launched in aggressive 3 week timeline.

Fall 2011 Semester Teaching Assistant for PHYS 117: Principles of Physics 1 taught by Professor Kelley Sullivan. Responsibilities include: - Answering student questions and provide additional information to small (3-6) groups of students during weekly lecture periods- Provide additional support to student with questions on weekly problem sets- Facilitate and assist bi weekly laboratory experiments - Provide a TA directed review session prior to examshttp://faculty.ithaca.edu/kdsullivan/teaching/phys117/

Undergraduate Research Assistant working under the direction of Johnpierre Paglione at the Center for Nanoscale and Advanced Materials at the University of Maryland. Research conducted on single crystal superconductors and semimetals. Primary tasks included: - Sample characterization using magnetoresistance and Hall measurements of single crystal samples to 200 mK - Operation and maintenance of H3 dilution refrigerator using- Preparation of single crystal samples for four wire measurements- Maintenance and development of experimental equipment http://vector.umd.edu/index.html

Summer research student at Ithaca College under the direction Professor Matthew C. Sullivan. Research focused on the growth of bulk YBCO superconducting crystals with flux pinning properties. Responsibilities included: - Sample powder preparation and pressing under designated control parameters- Sample synthesis using tube furnaces - Cryogenic sample test and characterization measurementshttp://faculty.ithaca.edu/mcsullivan/research/- Experimental design