My role at Forenzix was to build a foundation for the technology market and put them on the map. I was responsible for leading the technical side of development, choosing which platforms and frameworks to use or build with, turn user stories into developer tasks, communicate with client representatives, instruct and teach other members of the team on the technologies we use.Among the many pieces of software we've built, there are two that stand out are the De-duplication Process for Group Litigation Orders, and the Forenzix Web Platform for Financial Litigation and Calculation. The De-duplicator was written in Python to process the large amounts of data we receive, VBA & Excel for display, reporting and emailing, and PHP for the web form for clients to supply their responses.The Forenzix Platform was built with Next.js, React for layout and display, TailwindCSS for styling, and MongoDB for storage, among many other packages.

As a business analyst in BVS, I have participated in interactions between other business to deliver and explain technical terminology and ideas.

I have interned as a software engineer in the summer period working with Java SpringBoot and IBM's IIP. I was able to apply my knowledge and skills surrounding servers and databases in a real bank system, as well as learn the details of how transactions and requests are handled in a bank. In that same internship I have also been involved with a project regarding the NEO Smart pen and developing a client software in C# that communicates with the pen and translates its coordinate data stream into strokes on a PDF document.