I was one of the core engineers to completely design and develop the AWS DeepRacer service from the ground up.I worked with the program managers to prioritize the features to add.I also helped co-ordinate efforts from multiple teams (dependent services) and ensured that everyone was following requirements and meeting timelines.

I developed services and added functionality across a wide variety of domains so that Alexa was able to do more things, and to ensure that third party devices are able to easily integrate with Alexa. I also added a lot of features to the Alexa Client SDK. The SDK is used by many developers and device manufacturers to integrate with Alexa.

I moved to a team that worked on software for hospital billing.I was now initiating, designing, planning, and managing large scale and large impact projects which often included leading, guiding and supervising the work of other software development personnel. A lot of time was also spent in reviewing the designs of projects in several key areas across the team.

Along with spending about 40-50% of my time doing development, I was also managing developers.My role expanded to consulting with tech leads and other stakeholders at healthcare organizations and third parties to analyze architecture and other requirements, to set and validate functionality and other specifications pertaining to complex healthcare financial backend systems, and to come up with appropriate areas for future development.I also participated in ANSI conferences (ASC X12) to contribute towards standards used by healthcare organizations to exchange data.

I designed and developed software for healthcare organizations - specifically, healthcare insurance organizations.My focus was on automating financial workflows between providers and insurance organizations.

I was in charge of the regional newsletter for Mensa of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. I completely revamped the design and tone of the newsletter during my tenure. I regularly wrote an editor's column too.

I was the representative of Madison in Wisconsin regional Mensa meetings. I was in charge of ensuring that the Madison group stayed active and interesting.

I worked on developing a query library for GNOWSYS (https://www.gnu.org/software/gnowsys/).