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At Amazon, I was a full-stack engineer on the Device Setup team for the Alexa mobile app. My primary focus was on improving a critical feature of the app: enabling customers to effortlessly connect to and configure first-party Alexa devices. My contributions spanned across native iOS and Android, React Native for the view layer, and several backend services on AWS to ensure a smooth and seamless setup experience.

At American Express, I was a frontend engineer on the US Consumer team. I built key pages for viewing and comparing credit cards using React and TypeScript and utilized A/B testing to improve conversion rates for credit card applications. I also contributed to and maintained an internal component library used by other frontend teams at Amex.

I built three separate iOS and Android applications by utilizing React Native and integrating Google Maps, Coinbase, and Stripe APIs to allow for more complex features. I worked closely with product managers and designers, and I released consistent builds on TestFlight to ensure clients were receiving the best quality product.

USC Michelson Center (CancerBase):

CancerBase is a patient-facing React Native Android application I built to facilitate a cancer based clinical trial. I researched the compatibility between various health devices, created an IoT kit for patients to use every day during the clinical trial, and utilized FitBit's API to gather health-related data from patients.