Worked on the Azure Messaging team as the lead front-end engineer.Developed new features and user experiences on the Azure Portal for four core Azure services: Service Bus, Event Hubs, Event Grid, and Relay, using TypeScript, Node.js, HTML5, React, and Knockout.js.Designed and developed a React-based Electron app for exploring, querying, and editing data on NoSQL databases used internally by Azure Messaging services.

Worked on Firefox DevTools using JavaScript and React/Redux. Responsible for creating a CSS shapes highlighter that allows users to create and edit arbitrary shapes on a web page, that released as part of Firefox 62.CSS shapes allows developers to mask out parts of elements they don't want to display, and make text wrap around shapes and images on the page. The highlighter allows developers to edit CSS shapes, including polygons, circles, ellipses, and rectangles, directly inside the browser. Users can see the edited shape and the corresponding CSS code instantly.

In Node.js and PostgreSQL, designed and developed an API and web app to store, analyze, and display performance test results for CA Technologies products, in order to serve as a centralized repository for all performance test results and allow for clearer presentation of results. The API consumes data from JMeter, LoadRunner, and custom scripts, and produces test summaries, graphs, and comparisons to previous tests. Was fully responsible for the design and implementation of all aspects of the database, API, and web app, and worked closely with the performance testing team to ensure that all necessary features were included.

Using a combination of Ruby on Rails and Node.js, worked on realtor.com's Local pages, which provides housing market and education information for every city, neighborhood, ZIP code, and school in the United States.Worked full-stack to implement features such as market trend comparison, neighborhood tagging, and integration with realtor.com's community forum, providing greater depth of information and creating opportunities for community engagement on Local pages, and migrated existing features to use new internal APIs.

Worked as teaching assistant for CPSC 110: Computations, Programs, and Programming, CPSC 210: Software Construction, and CPSC 213: Introduction to Computer Systems.Led students in weekly lab activities and held office hours to answer student questionsAnswered students’ questions online, in addition to grading exams, labs, and assignments