— Lead frontend projects for OCI DevOps portal— Mentor engineers to build clean, highly performant React components and views.— Host weekly office hours (45 and counting) about microfrontend development for 80+ different plugin teams — Tenacious code reviewer: hundreds of reviews, comments, approvals per year— Voted 1st place in a hackathon - design and build colorful time-series trend charts— Voted 1st place in security org demo - distributed and autonomous host patching

- Led the greenfield construction of a serverless web-app dashboard used daily by engineers, sales team, managers, and other stakeholders. Built with Angular, API Gateway, Cognito, Lambda, DynamoDB.- Sole developer for an end-to-end thermal data pipeline - built with S3, Lambda, and DynamoDB - the pipeline processes hundreds of thousands of thermal data points from gigabytes of raw thermal images to provide the end user with near 1 Kelvin temperature accuracy 24/7.- Sole developer of an embedded Python app that controls gimbal movements and uploads gigabytes worth of thermal images to S3 buckets.- Wrote a Python API to interface with a FLIR thermal camera. The API was built with to be easy to use and understand and has allowed even non-engineers to use the API for testing and quality assurance.- Listened to customer needs for near real-time text/email notifications based on equipment overheating. I then built this feature from scratch using SNS, S3, and Cloudfront.

I developed a deep understanding of Modular Mining's Machine Guidance software suite and then embarked on solo missions around the Americas to solve gigantic trigonometry problems so mining machines could be located on Earth with centimeter accuracy.I also learned to automate many parts of the job with Python, SQL scripts, Batch, and Excel macros.

After college, I drove Caterpillar's 793F trucks, setup multi-day tests, and then program the trucks to drive themselves for multiple days. Needless to say, I learned a lot about networking and embedded computers and loved testing the software written by the talented folks at Carnegie Mellon University.