● Member of ongoing architecture working group. Helping inform the design of a long lasting durable and consumable platform.

● Researched industry standards and Unicode best practices for dealing with international text. Developed a search and ranking system which could process millions of words a second regardless of locale. Educated and pushed engineering to think about non-English text.

● Helped new and old teams use platform tools previously built. Pushed them towards best practices and ensured they understood why our architecture worked as such. Reduced developer friction where possible.

● Designed a low friction interface to move byte streams across multiple Foreign Function Interfaces (FFI). This allowed Rust engineers on the “backend” to embed or fetch resources that the “frontend” could easily consume. This made it easier to display rich content across all apps.

● Informed the design of in-memory data operations and developed the cache semantics used in the application.

● Researched risks with adoption of WASM as a compilation target. Documented challenges and prepared potential fixes for this restrictive environment. Provided insight to other developers on how to write code that would not preclude WASM adoption.

● Worked with the principal engineer to design and develop the application runtime and state management. Helped other developers to apply and use the design. Used this interaction to understand need and reduce friction.

● Aided in the design and implementation of the message bus that formed the bases for FFI communication for the next generation of 1Password products.