Software Engineering lead for team of eight developers working in Data and Intelligence for Azure Virtual Desktop, Remote Desktop clients (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, and SDK), and core Windows Remote Desktop experience.

Software Engineering Lead for the Remote Desktop Experience Team. I lead a team of seven engineers currently focused on Remote Desktop and Azure Virtual Desktop end to end experiences. We own quality of Remote Desktop clients spanning Windows, Mac, Android, and Linux OS and the Windows host experience for Virtual Machines running on Azure Virtual Desktop and traditional remote desktop scenarios.

Senior Software Engineer on the Azure Virtual Desktop Data and Intelligence team. I drive overall project status of Azure Virtual Desktop telemetry and metrics for the Remote Desktop Data and Intelligence Team to senior leadership and first party teams. I analyze and drive customer feedback and Azure Virtual Desktop telemetry data for early detection of issues. I manage internal selfhost program of Azure Virtual Desktop with over 5000 users in the Windows Organization and beyond. Drive Windows Insider Bug Bashes for the Sigma team consisting of over 500 team members.

Senior Software Engineer on Core Camera Platform Data and Intelligence team. Acted as Technical Lead for Camera Platform Data and Intelligence team driving status of Camera Platform telemetry and metrics to senior leadership. Virtually managed team of four engineers collecting status of various facets of Camera Platform to analyze ship readiness and driving team status to senior leadership. I analyzed customer feedback and Camera Platform telemetry data for early detection of Camera Platform issues. Drove customer reported feedback and data from the Windows Insider program on latest flighted builds of Windows 10. Owner of servicing Camera Platform for released versions of Windows 10. Community liaison for Camera team. I managed virtual team gathering, investigating, and responding to customer reported Camera issues in Windows via external and internal feedback mechanisms. Owner of Windows Camera Team blog on TechNet. Drove Windows Insider Bug Bashes for the Sigma team consisting of over 500 team members.

Quality Assurance scenario owner of Windows Runtime Windows.Media.Capture API and Windows.Phone.Media.Capture API set across all versions of Windows, Windows Phone, and Xbox. I drive quality to improve developer and end user experience with first and third party camera application solutions. Compatibility quality owner for Application and Device compatibility for Media in Windows OS. Owned delivering several Windows 10 Universal Sample apps.

Test owner of the Silverlight WebBrowser Control, a Silverlight application control that is now featured in over 100,000+ apps published in the Windows Phone Marketplace. For Windows Phone 8.1, I owned API testing of new converged WebView Browser control for both Windows 8.1 Desktop and Windows Phone 8.1. Architected automation interface that allows for reuse of Browser feature automation across a variety of Browser hosts, including native Internet Explorer, Silverlight WebBrowser, and new converged WebView Browser. Author of three of the four automation frameworks used by Windows Phone Browser test team to drive Browser feature automation on Windows Phone across native Internet Explorer, Silverlight WebBrowser, and converged WebView Browser control for Windows Phone 8.1. Shipped Windows Phone 7/7.1/8/8.1, Visual Studio Windows Phone SDK for Windows Phone 7, Visual Studio Windows Phone SDK for Windows Phone 8, Windows 8.1 Desktop WebView converged API set, Windows Phone 8.1, and Visual Studio SDK Update 2 for Windows Phone 8.1.

Worked for the Printing and Imaging Team (WEX-DOX). Responsible for the testing of WSD (Web Service Device) Printers and Scanners. Shipped a Enterprise Scanning Solution for Windows 7/Windows Server 2008 R2. I specialize in C# (3+ years) and C++ (2+ years) automated test development and I am familar with Web Services, WSDAPI stack, and Soap calls.For Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista was owner of the Bluetooth printer stack and all physical port connections for printers (USB, 1394, SCSI, LPT, Serial).For Windows XP and Windows 2003 was port owner for all scanner and digital camera devices for USB, 1394, and Serial. I successfully shipped Windows ME, Windows XP, Windows XP SP1 (x64), Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Vista SP1, Windows 2008, Windows 7, and Windows 2008 R2.

Responsible for the Black Box testing of Still Image Devices for Windows 98/2000.