BAM! is an open-source, lightweight serverless framework used to quickly build and deploy applications with Node.js and Amazon Web Services (AWS).

BAM! abstracts away the complexities of working with AWS and enables a developer to deploy an AWS Lambda function connected to an Amazon API Gateway with one command, no configuration, and in at least 55% less time compared to similar frameworks.

• Built robust CLI that abstracts away lengthy sequences of SDK method invocations to create lambda functions and API gateways in Amazon cloud infrastructure.

• Implemented user-friendly interface, which includes opinionated defaults; automated npm package dependency management; and instructional templates made for serving webpages, accessing Amazon DynamoDB tables, and integrating with API endpoints.

• Strengthened deployment sequences by gracefully handling latency, AWS throttling, and resource compatibility issues.

• Supported functionality to persist data between lambda invocations using NoSQL storage solution.

• Co-authored comprehensive white paper about engineering the BAM! framework.

Developed several personal projects and web applications using a variety of technologies and languages.

• Airlines Routes Viewer:

A React application that allows users to view airline routes and filter them by airline or airport. The airline routes viewer was deployed through Heroku and bootstrapped with Create React App.

• Takeout Sushi Webstore:

A single page application (SPA) for viewing sushi menu items and ordering takeout. The webstore was developed using a client-side MVC architecture pattern, Backbone.js, Express, Pug, Stylus, and Handlebars.

• Project Management Tool:

A Ruby on Rails application that enables authenticated team members to manage the lifecycle of projects and tasks together. The app was developed also using ActiveRecord, ERB templates, and PostgreSQL.