I work on a team in the HCI Division supporting a scheduling & execution software that is used in analog missions and actual missions.

I worked on a team building a customer portal for HERE's 'Venues' ( indoor maps ) platform. The project was built with a combination of Drupal 8 and React, integrated with a bunch of internal services.

I enjoyed that my role was truly full-stack.

I designed a microservice architecture and deployment pipeline, using Docker and Webpack to get everything organized. It integrated with the corporate identity management system and mapped roles to users to control who had access to which content. I also integrated legacy content and site-hosted applications.

I also led the integration of React widgets integrated with our Drupal site. This allowed us to build the complex and interaction-intensive interfaces the UX designers presented.

I worked on a very well-managed AGILE team and really enjoyed getting to create with such efficiency.

I developed and maintained classicvacations.com, the booking portal for a luxury travel agency owned by Expedia. It was an ecommerce site built on Drupal 7, blending content from Expedia's CDN with staff-curated information. It supported multi-traveler booking of hotels, flights and transfers by integrating with in-house booking APIs.

It was an excellent fit for a CMS like Drupal, which provided ways to handle RBAC and organize the massive amount ( 1700+ hotels ) of information and metadata. Working in the travel industry was interesting.

I helped support a number of Drupal sites which served the company both internally and externally. I worked in the IT department with a bunch of salty guys and became responsible for maintaining several legacy systems and processes. Working in a cyber-security organization was interesting. Blue Coat was later acquired by Symantec.

A combination of front-end back-end web development for an exciting, new mapping company called Micello. Most of what I did used a combination of Drupal, Javascript, PHP, jQuery, CSS and the Micello Maps API.