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• Led a team of four software engineers in developing and maintaining Svelvet, a lightweight component library for building dynamic graphs and diagrams, achieving alignment with strategic objectives. • Optimized project management processes by implementing Agile principles, notably Scrum methodology, facilitating efficient project delivery through daily stand-up meetings and peer code reviews, reducing project timelines by 25% and increased team productivity by 30%.• Maintained and regularly updated Svelvet’s documentation page to reflect the latest version’s developments and milestones, ensuring accuracy and relevance.• Documented project milestones from version 6.0 onwards, contributing to over 1,000 daily users and 2,500 stars on GitHub.• Ensured thorough documentation of coding solutions and community-requested bug resolutions, leading to a 40% increase in weekly downloads on NPM.• Fostered transparent communication by consistently updating senior leadership on project progress, ensuring alignment across different teams within the organization.• Engaged in effective business communication through GitHub, addressing community feedback and enhancing Svelvet’s functionality and features.• Currently being used by MIT Lincoln Laboratory AI & Algorithms Division

•Implemented a PostgreSQL database for an e-commerce grocery delivery platform to provide a high-performance and low-maintenance solution for storing and organizing data in a structured, readable format• Designed an Express/Node.js backend to handle HTTP requests to numerous endpoints and leverage middleware design pattern to efficiently modularize backend requests and manage data flow between the frontend, backend and database• Utilized React and React Router to create a seamless and fast experience for users when navigating between pages in the single page web app, utilizing modularized components, and ensuring scalability and flexibility

• Employed React to manage state, simplifying the passing and updating of state across rendered components to simultaneously deliver both a pleasant developer and user experience• Leveraged the Express framework in a Node.js environment to efficiently organize routes and chain middleware functions, while also taking advantage of the benefits of using a NoSQL database like MongoDB, such as its high performance and scalability for handling large amounts of unstructured data• Utilized webpack to compile JavaScript, HTML, and CSS into a single Javascript module, which allowed the application to run more efficiently by reducing the number of network requests made by the browser and improving the overall performance of the application