From a brand new codebase, used Phoenix LiveView to develop the web front-end for Braincheck 2.0, a full overhaul of our platform for use by over 400 practices in neurology, primary care and geriatrics.Took on individual initiatives with major health networks to develop bespoke, back-end integrations for Electronic Health Records systems.Adhered to compliance best practices under FDA and HIPAA guidelines and maintained >90% test coverage across the codebase

Over 8 months, took point on a highly interactive Figma-like application built in React to be used as an internal tool by one client.Outside of that major client, I worked with UI/UX designers in the ideation phase of projects to quickly prototype ideas. While prototyping, we employed a strategy of rapid iteration: seeing what's possible with the current tech, and using that feedback to inform design decisions for the next iteration. As such, I quickly picked up new frameworks and experimental tech, including prototypes that leveraged voice-user interfaces, generative AI and augmented reality.

thirteen23 is a boutique app agency, at which I started as an intern and worked up to senior dev. Led the architecture and development of software projects both as a solo dev and on teams of two to three people.Was the tech liaison with clients during the course of each project. Worked closely with designers to ensure pixel-perfection and to provide design feedback informed by implementation.

Worked on a team of four programmers to develop the official Android app of The University of Texas.

Worked as one of five interns to develop a series of new features for the CrowdTorch mobile platform. The feature we built, an audio visualizer, is primarily in C++ and deployed on both iOS and Android. The visualizer makes heavy use of the OpenGL ES library.

I worked on the community section of the Spiceworks website, primarily front-end development on the website's product pages. I worked with Ruby on Rails and Javascript, and of course HTML/CSS for the visuals.