- Create customized features for a variety of customers.- Upgrade frontend components using new web components- Research and implement fixes for AngularJS frontend issues and Java backend issues.- Collaborate and teach colleagues using an empathetic skillset.

- Create customized features for a variety of customers.- Research and implement fixes for AngularJS frontend issues and Java backend issues.- Collaborate and teach colleagues using an empathetic skillset.

- Created a Chrome DevTools extension using Manifest v3 that offers data analytics visualization of a Svelte website so developers can easily optimize and debug their Svelte apps- Relied on Chrome APIs to incorporate smooth messaging between the content script, the background script, and the app, in order to communicate the website analytics to Sveltime- Utilized Svelte’s fast, reactive, and streamlined framework to create a fast, responsive GUI for Sveltime - Capitalized on Svelte’s built-in component registration event for capturing rendering processes to effectively build an abstract syntax tree, measure rendering timelines, and capture current state values- Leveraged Rollup as a bundler for its ability to handle newer frameworks like Svelte, to make Sveltime even more light weight with minification and uglification- Implemented TypeScript for Svelte’s JavaScript based framework to assure proper typing for helping indicate and fix potential bugs more quickly- Used DOM APIs to inject script into the webpage being analyzed to allow the application to offer site specific analytics like render time and component tree to the user- Product developed under tech accelerator OS Labs (opensourcelabs.io)

- Utilized React for its fast and efficient toolkit along with hooks and context to create cleaner, more succinct code that conditionally rendered components based on the current state of the logged in user - Seamlessly incorporated React Router’s client-side routing to create an efficient one-page application that cuts down on server requests while keeping a user-expected browser history- Incorporated React Hooks and Context API for cleaner and succinct state management- Designed an SQL database for its fast query retrieval that benefits from data sets that will mostly be accessed as read requests of specific user data- Securely authenticated users with Bcrypt and enabled user specific connection through cookies

- Designed a non-relational database to store user specific collection data with highly varied, card specific characteristics to greatly improve query performance for large sets of data- Incorporated Webpack with hot module reloading to speed up development and to be able to easily incorporate many modules, minify code size, and serve up a bundled version of the app

- Effectively used React’s unidirectional dataflow to keep state management more consistent in the codebase- Used Express.js for its light syntax structure to easily customize multiple endpoints with great precision using middleware needed for HTTP requests- Utilized React’s component based modularity to render for specific admin users to have additional functionality overlaid on top of the normal site which allowed for the ability to add and delete products- Connected a PostgreSQL database to incorporate join tables to connect customers, orders, and inventory to easily query through a highly relational data set