One of my key achievements was spearheading the complete redesign of Rift’s user interface, where I wrote most of the current frontend code. This overhaul not only modernized our platform but also significantly improved user engagement and satisfaction. To streamline and standardize our development process, I built Rift’s comprehensive component library, which became the foundation for our UI/UX consistency.

A major project I led was the development of our email scheduler frontend. This feature allows our customers to queue and send emails to their clients efficiently. I implemented an auto-save functionality using React-Query, ensuring that users’ email drafts were saved in real-time, thereby enhancing user productivity and experience.

In addition to these projects, I developed Rift’s task management system, which included integrating a Twilio-powered dialer to facilitate seamless customer interactions. To ensure our application’s reliability, I also created an extensive end-to-end test suite using Playwright.

My role at Rift also involved conducting thorough frontend code reviews and providing support for frontend-related queries. I collaborated closely with my team to troubleshoot and resolve critical bugs, including a significant project where we had to revamp our editor to retain our largest client, a task we accomplished successfully within a tight deadline.

As a software engineer at Dropbox, I led successful projects for the e-signature team, managing timelines and addressing concerns for timely delivery. I also mentored and motivated junior developers, increasing team productivity and morale. As a member of the frontend council, I collaborated with colleagues to establish frontend development standards and managed on-call rotations for front-end analytics and team support. Using React, TypeScript, and SCSS, I developed high-quality frontend applications, implementing tracking using Heap Analytics. I collaborated effectively with cross-functional teams, proactively identifying and resolving technical issues while continuously learning and improving my skills.

Tego is a personal safety app that protects users while walking alone. With just two taps, users can set a destination and assign contacts as “protectors” for their trip. When users arrive at their destination safely, Tego automatically notifies assigned protectors. If a user indicates that they “feel unsafe”, Tego sends live video footage to protectors, which can be provided to the authorities.