I joined Orum as the first engineering hire to build out the product and grow the engineering team. I've helped shape the architecture of the application as well make product decisions based on customer usage and feedback. As the team has grown, I've managed and mentored new engineers as well as planned and executed on large-scale projects. The application is built in TypeScript and Ruby and utilizes Node.js, PostgreSQL, and Google Cloud.

At GoDaddy I continued my work from Main Street Hub to help build GoDaddy Social, which provided our social media services to help small businesses easily manage their online presence. I managed and created new applications which handled the throughput of content we published for our customers and continued dealing with our third-party social media integrations.

Acquired by GoDaddy.At Main Street Hub I joined the infrastructure team where we helped enable engineers to quickly spin up microservices within our AWS cloud. We used Jenkins for CI/CD and built pipelines that automated the set-up, testing, deployment, and rollback of our applications. Additionally, we used Ansible and Python to implement our AWS infrastructure as code as well as to automate and simplify error-prone processes like IAM roles, key management, etc.I then moved into a more backend focused role where I helped develop microservices in Java and Kotlin using the Dropwizard framework, as well as manage our legacy application in PHP. We integrated with external social media applications such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Yelp to post content on behalf of our customers and directly integrated with teams from these companies to help develop APIs for us to use.

OpenWhisk started as an IBM research initiative to bring Functions as a Service to the IBM Cloud. It is open-source and part of the Apache Software Foundation, and additionally contributed to by Adobe and RedHat. I joined OpenWhisk to help jump-start their Austin-based team and initially came on to help develop their CLI in Go. Soon after, I helped start a new initiative to make it easier for users to immediately get up-and-running with OpenWhisk solutions on the cloud.

Worked as a full-stack engineer using React, Node.js, Express, and Redux. Helped create and test applications to track user adoption of IBM's Cloud using Segment and Amplitude. Also helped other teams by coming on-board to refine and build out dashboards and the developer experience for various IBM Cloud and Watson services.

Worked as a full-stack developer to create Health at Home, an application that allows health-care professionals to monitor their patients’ health• Made use of IBM’s IoT platform and MQTT to connect patient devices to the rest of our application• Developed the frontend using React and Redux, and the backend using Django, Flask, and PostgreSQL

Acquired by Twitch.At ClipMine I worked with a very talented team on updating the application's infrastructure and decreasing bugs. My responsibilities included:• Actively seeking out and reducing the number of bugs while maintaining the video player’s codebase, and implementing new features in Backbone.js• Updating the backend’s search functionality, designing and implementing a new frontend for it to connect to, using Django, Python, and Backbone.js• Creating new pages for the main website, while taking multiple browser configurations (includingmobile) into consideration with HTML, LESS, CSS, jQuery, and Bootstrap

• Analyzed QRadar scripts and logs on production consoles in order to consolodate and standardizethe main scripts needed to initialize monitoring for customers• Simplified the process of finding and structuring specific customer scripts by writing Python codeto easily pull files from a filesystem hierarchy• Along with the other interns, participated in consulting our division to determine the best assetmanager for organizing and tracking their lab devices