Everything from scaling up performance on high-traffic sites to building web applications.

I worked on making GOAT, all of it's services, significantly more performant for their high-yield commerce periods, worked on bringing their infrastructure and applications up to date with all the latest libraries, toolings, and framework, whipped into shape their developer on-boarding experience, worked on a “power tool” for their power-sellers that dealt with a high volume of data. I facilitated in the education of my peers in areas they lacked and while also writing documentation for any processes that were stuck in their heads. I first modified and then eventually refactored the shipping logic, saving/making large amounts of money for the company.

I wrote a significant amount of code that is currently running on that platform, including: An advanced designer matching system for the marketplace, many heavily used API endpoints, an activity monitoring log, ETL tooling, and an advanced coupon/credit/giftcard promotion system. Most of my early work there was in Ruby, but later parts were also frontend development in Javascript via React.

Full stack, mentoring.

Full stack.

Internal API Development.

I built out an entire platform and infrastructure for crawling Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook, and more for information used in telemarketing operations by large car marketing corporations. We built out a data analysis platform and machine learning tool (very primitive) as well as a tool for observing the system.

I worked to help them transition from their Magento platform to a Rails platform. I largely did conversion tasks and teaching materials.

My largest contribution was a new permission system that managed who could read, write, and in certain cases "execute" (like send an email) on documents, data, and management tooling. I also built out a prototype system for syncing designer themes into our content management system.

I was on the foundation team for the new contract they had with American Express to build their new travel website. Specifically I worked on the initial application and then further on the Dynamic Packaging team. I also worked heavily with the outsourced component team.

Full stack.

Full stack.

Full stack.

Full stack.