I've started my own video game company! Party Moose Games is a small initiative of mine, as a label to release my games. I currently have two games: Boost Moose (mobile), and Running Riot (steam early access). I hope to release more soon!

At EIS, I built a new workflow automation platform from scratch, primarily in Go. In addition to developing our microservices, I also built frontend components in React and managed our deployments with rancher and kubernetes.

In my brief time at Argo, I was able to stand up a CI/CD pipeline using Argo workflows. Although it was an experimental approach, the solution I built was able to drastically improve our team's ability to deploy.Unfortunately, Argo AI shut down, but my time there was memorable.

At Zus Health, I developed some basic event architecture for processing incoming health records. I was also on a Tiger Team where I built rapid prototypes for provider-facing web apps.Although Zus did not end up being the right industry fit for me, it was clearly an incredible company that I was happy to be a part of.

At Metromile, I developed microservices in Node and Kotlin. In addition, I implemented and deployed an event-based architecture to help our services communicate.

My first full-stack position, I was able to work on a wide variety of projects at Dispatch. Their adoption of modern tech like kubernetes gave me ample opportunity to develop my skills.I designed and executed an initiative to replace our dependence on Google maps with an in-house solution, saving the company a considerable amount of money in licensing fees.As part of the Rapid Response Team, I was tasked with implementing critical fixes as quickly and as safely as possible. All of our work was full-stack, from design all the way through to production deployment.