Led game development for 3+ years, from server-side game and NPC logic, to front-end implementation in PhaserJS, then Cocos Creator (JS). Delivered 20+ mini-games to production on multiple platforms (web, iOS, Android) and multiple product lines in the US and China markets. Introduced more TDD by building out automated testing systems on the server and client.

In 2018, took lead of MobLab's game-driven behavioral analytics initiative, delivering an assessment app (Cocos Creator) that uses MobLab games and surveys to generate personalized education guidance reports, as well as an applicant management console (React JS) - the initial product won MobLab a partnership with New Oriental and millions of dollars in funding, with more partnerships to come. The project was deployed with NodeJS on Kubernetes, along with modified server components from MobLab’s educational product.

As a lead, have trained several other engineers in game development and full-stack development by writing clear documentation and setting aside time for 1-1 mentorship. Experienced working in an agile environment with sprints and coordinating across teams in different time zones (China).

Working on adding features to the website and shop, as well as building a new landing page experience.

Built the Theta Xi Website (txi.mit.edu) as well as the Theta Xi Rush webapp (rushtxi.mit.edu), which allows freshmen to view events and request a pickup (uber style), after which the fraternity can allocate a vehicle to pick them up. Both were supported with Parse in the back end for data management.

Started the company with a few friends at a hackathon in San Francisco 2014 Summer, focusing primarily in UI/UX design. The app is a Christian small group app to help group facilitation and provide a platform for small group interactions outside of meetings. The app won the Salem Network prize at the Code for The Kingdom Hackathon.