Cofounded PocketRN to tackle the nursing workforce crisis and better enable healthcare in the home by creating a platform for patients and caregivers with a virtual care team led by registered nurses who specialize in home-care needs.As the CTO, I manage product development, company security, and customer support. I have led PocketRN from a prototype to a fully-operable platform. We focus on lean development, rigorous testability, and user-centered design as we continue to scale and grow our platform.As the founder of a fully-remote company, structured and well-documented internal operations and coordination are essential. I've developed the structure from interviewing and onboarding to professional development and promotions. If there is a process or policy, I have documentation for it.

I advise V School by mentoring students, speaking at events/conferences, leading training and workshops, reviewing student projects, and providing feedback on technical and career preparation curricula.

With the success of the Automations product as its primary architect and developer,I led a team of engineers who continued to improve this product, grow its use to over7000 automations and 1000 clients, and extend our work to additional products and serviceswithin the Qualtrics platform.

Due to the high traction of a solutions I developed while on Engineering Services, I was asked to help start a new XM Directory Automations team in Product Engineering.• Designed, architected, and developed a product for users to configure, schedule, and monitor automated recurring workflows.• Worked closely with the Product Manager, UX Researchers, and individual clients to turn a previously week-long integration process into a 5-minute user-friendly setup.

I worked as a full-stack software engineer developing custom solutions for top clients. Solutions are integrated into the core platform and provide a fluid experience for clients between the product and custom services.I worked with representatives of world-leading brands daily to fully implement a range of client requests.• I led a team of engineers in designing and developing a multi-tenant solution for integrating client-specific data seamlessly into the Qualtrics survey distribution platform.• I developed quota trend analysis techniques to drive sales quota management.• I integrated with social media APIs to stream content from the Qualtrics platform.• I scoped and headed several other projects addressing the direct needs of our clients.

I contributed to research in network management, SDN, and the mobile network with the FLUX research group at the University of Utah.Specifically, I developed an architecture that offloads mobile peer-to-peer (P2P) traffic to reduce connection latency and the load on the core mobile network (i.e. the EPC). The evaluation of this architecture demonstrated a 50% reduction in latency on a P2P connection (specifically, a Skype video call between two phones). As the primary author, our paper was accepted at ACM SOSR 2016: a leading research conference in networking.

I designed and developed a web-based system to interface a smart pillbox with an Android phone and a web application. The system is meant to alleviate the heavy costs of Directly Observed Therapy (DOT) mandated by the World Health Organization (WHO) for all patients receiving treatment for tuberculosis (TB). Instead, patients could demonstrate compliance to treatment by dispensing pills from a smart pillbox and record taking the pills using an Android phone. The video is sent to a dedicated server where a clinic worker may review the videos remotely. Our prototype was awarded $10,000 at the University of Utah's Center for Medical Innovation's Bench-to-Bedside competition.

I interned as a front-end developer working primarily in AngularJS on a mature codebase. As part of this internship, I worked in an agile development environment with a large partially remote team. As part of this agile development, we continuously delivered new front-end features to millions of users each day. As part of the team, I had to ensure my contributions would be deployable each day by writing thorough unit tests. I worked alongside experienced full-time employees implementing high priority code that was consumed by millions of users.

I taught six week-long classes to 5 to 20 young students each week for two summers. Before the first summer's the camp started, I was given access to the previous instructors material and realized the lessons were outdated and lacked visual appeal to the youth. I created new graphical content using Adobe products such as Flash and Illustrator to improve the visual programming experience. I also modified the course structure to better fit the current programming environment. Because of the success of my changes, the next summer I was asked to design and head a new course for advanced students that focused on software design patterns.

When I was 18, I developed my own business as a freelance web and graphic designer. Websites were personally coded, in HTML5, CSS3, etc., and designed to brand the company. Wordpress enabled sites and SEO were often high priorities in developing the websites. Graphics, such as logos and advertising, were developed over several iterations to meet my client's needs. Through referrals and social networking, I have designed websites and graphics for several companies that needed an online identity.