Currently working on Gavel Exec, a Word Add-in that redlines legal documents.

Previously, helped revamp our Worklows form builder and led adding PDF support to our Blueprint product, using LLMs to ingest a fillable PDF and create a highly customizable form in the browser.

Worked with the Blueprint team to enhance the onboarding experience for our customers.

Blueprint: https://www.gavel.io/use-cases/gavel-blueprint

Set up our api to send PostgreSQL updates to our data warehouse to be available for our analytics tools. (Nest, MikroORM, EventBridge, BigQuery)

Helped productize our primary product with the Bundles team. (React, MikroOrm)

Designed and implemented embeddable bundles so our customers could more professionally market their Gavel products. (Preact, React-Query, Shadow DOM, Cloudfront, CDK, GitLab CI)

Bundles: https://help.gavel.io/articles/bundles

Embedding Bundles: https://help.gavel.io/articles/embedding-bundles

Interned with the same Live Sports team within Prime Video. Tasked with improving internal tooling that helps operators onboard and maintain third party stations. Implemented a multitude of feature requests for one of our tools and integrated the frontend with AWS CodePipeline. Implemented unit tests and configured Jest to trigger during build phase of CodePipeline to block new merges when tests fail or don’t meet coverage thresholds. Since these changes were released in early November, team has seen a significant decrease in the number of on-call pages received related to the station configuration section of the tool. Additionally, wrote integration tests for all untested APIs that dealt with the ingestion of third-party live sports editorial data.

Interned with a Live Sports team within Prime Video. Tasked with designing and implementing an internal tooling feature for Program Managers to manage sports imagery (these images make up some of the rendered images that can be seen in the Sports section of the Prime Video app). Implemented new APIs for managing images, added appropriate UI to a Live Sports internal website, and integrated an upload functionality with the existing way images were being programmatically fetched from S3. Estimated to reduce manual engineering efforts by 2-3 hours per week on average.