* Served as tech lead of student client app for Boost Reading, a K–5 personalized reading curriculum to accelerate literacy growth in classrooms. (https://amplify.com/programs/boost-reading.)* Managed various direct reports.* Onboarded new hires.* Delivered a solution for using HTML Audio when a problem with Safari dropped support for large files in the Audio API, which allowed the ability to continue serving application to students without editing and replacing audio files.* Led weekly error reporting meeting, looking at DataDog and custom reporting to catch problems early, resulting in quantifiable decrease in bugs and errors per session.* Created architecture for developing and loading games in the shared codebase independently of each other by creating a layer of shared services and APIs.* Designed and implemented an asset loading and unloading solution for games, maximizing the amount of time students spend playing without waiting for assets to load while not experiencing slowdown from old or unnecessary assets in the cache.* Spearheaded move from RNW to just web React, implementing CSS solutions to animations and styles that used JavaScript in RNW and adding custom Inline SVG import with accessibility features.

Building and maintaining all things digital comics, including but not limited to: digital comics reader for Marvel.com and Marvel Unlimited, internal digital comics authoring system, and the Marvel API (public, partner and internal gateway).

Managed a team of front-end mobile developers who build apps on our platform. I architected technological solutions that used our software and extensions of it (e.g., custom javascript libraries) to solve a wide range of problems, from document distribution to animations in kids' books. This usually involves a lot of coding, which is my favorite part. Then I helped assign the right team member to the right project, so they can make it happen.

Producing the documentary about a group that ran 4,000 miles across the United States in the summer of 2008. Each mile was dedicated to a soldier killed in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Much like the run, aims to tell the story of these soldiers and their families so as to honor them without making political distinctions.Our documentary has won Best Documentary at the 2012 Big Bear Lake International Film Festival and the 2012 New York Indie Film Festival.

Movie stuff! Behind-the-scenes featurettes, in-theater displays, websites... I coordinate that stuff, both logistically and keeping the message on point. Got to work on some cool flicks along the way.

Production assistant on various films and TV shows. See IMDb profile link for credits.