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* Founded and grew app platform initiative* Managed multiple core Dashboarding teams through many important feature releases* Ensured reliability and incident readiness for the most used product at Datadog

Portland, Oregon Area

* Led UI engineering team developing Relay, an event-based cloud automation platform* Led development of Puppet's Design System, now used across all public facing user interfaces* Worked closely with product and UX stakeholders on the development of several greenfield product initiatives including Puppet Insights, Puppet Discovery (now Puppet-Remediate), and Puppet Pipelines.* Established React development practices at Puppet as it transitioned from a single to multiple-product company* Mentored younger developers* Architected advanced ui features such as in-browser editing, workflow graph visualization, performant infinite-scrolling, syntax autocompletion, and granular access-control

Portland, Oregon Area

Developed a web platform for whale citizen science, happywhale.com* Overhauled public facing ui for ease of use and data submission* Developed map-based data-visualizations of whale encounters* Developed internal data-processing tools to improve ingestion pipeline* Worked with scientist stakeholders to design new features for user engagement and better scienceTechnologies: Javascript, Angular.js, Java (Spring), postresql, css, html

Portland, Oregon

Ran the laboratory component of introductory physics at Reed College. This involved:•Teaching multiple separate lab sections. •Managing and training student TAs•Developing new experiments•Writing and updating curriculum•Researching and implementing technological upgrades•Mentoring students in scientific writing, experimental technique and data analysis•Designing, constructing, and presenting demonstrations•Maintaining and organizing laboratory equipment

Chicago, Il

•Mentored high school students in science writing•Gave planetarium tours•Presented interactive science demonstrations on the museum floor

Portland, Oregon Area

For the better part of two years I conducted independent research on the structure and formation of disk galaxies. •Led research in to computational methods in galactic astrophysics•Wrote parallelized N-Body simulation code in C++ with MPI•Used code to model galaxy evolution, visualized and analyzed results•Upgraded code to include tree-code force calculation•Wrote extensive documentation and curriculum to help future students interested in simulationI encourage you to check out the fruits of my labor below in both my thesis and an article I contributed about my work for the Reed Magazine blog. In addition, the final version of my code including documentation is available via project link below.

•Managed tutors in a tutoring center•Tutored physics to college students

Sacramento, California Area

•Wrote support and oppose letters•Researched positions•Testified at legislative hearings