I know: HTML5, CSS3, XML, TEA, JQuery, SQL, ActionScript, C++, PHP, BackboneJS, Sass, JS, Lodash, JSON, NodeJS, Grunt, Java, ES6/Babel, React, and MobX.I currently work at ESPN on the fantasy team. I support and develop on the ESPN Fantasy app as well as the site and the minigames products (Eliminator, Pigskin, Tournament Challenge, Streak, etc). I am currently working on our fantasy site redesign using React and Mobx. I am focusing most on performance with prop injecting, mounting/unmounting big tables, and feature development. I also created core code for websocket integration where we need live data. Recently on the app, I integrated a video carousel that only shows videos categorized to players on your team in your league, which double video starts on the home view of the app alone. I'm also the resident expert of iPhone X design integration for our web apps.Before that I worked on the espn.com redesign. I built out the team and schedule pages and made them dynamic so it would be easier to add other sports. I also created Java based functional testing. I also mentored interns while still doing my full work load.Before that I worked on Premium Products, which includes Insider and RecruitingNation. I ran National Signing Day 3 years in a row while on that team. I also created the Class Rankings page for both college football and basketball, which included the editorial tool used to input the ranks.At AOL, where I worked throughout my last two years of college, I was the lead on aolnews.com and walletpop.com. I maintained/enhanced AOL's sport, finance, political, and news sites.At Mace & Crown, I worked on introducing the Drupal CMS, which made it significantly easier to update with stories.At VCampus, I worked as a Network Administrator. Biggest project was install SNORT(IDS) and Asterisk (VOIP system).Strength: Problem solving, approaching my work with passion.Weakness: Not knowing when to ask for help/I don’t like asking for help.