Worked as a member of Reddit's product groups, bringing many new features to life. Planned and/or built the frontend and/or backend and data storage of a number of features like user profile pages, crossposting as a native post type, post collections, custom feeds, media gallery posts, and many more. Built features on both Reddit's legacy monolith codebase as well as in its newer microservice-based systems. Implemented and extended APIs in the legacy way (as needed) as well as in GraphQL (in which I was and early adopter at the company). Embraced opportunities to be involved at the company both in the company's internal community and culture, as well as the greater Reddit communities (especially with moderators).

Hacked on Mission Control, an internal web app for managing a fleet of small satellites, striving towards the company's "Mission One": imaging the entire planet on a daily basis. Built tools to support the "Spaceship Captains" -- the operators of the satellites and ground stations. Took an inefficient Django/Python app and made it performant while adding tools, d3 visualizations, optimizing queries and system components, adding new APIs, and plenty of new features. Spearheaded the effort to convert the front-end to a React-based interface in order to scale the tools from managing a few satellites to tens and eventually to hundreds. Made contributions into mentoring coworkers and fostering cross-company collaboration.

Joined the music subscription service pre-launch in a versatile engineering role, tackling both client and server side tasks that either needed help or had nobody dedicated to. Built up the reporting and analytics infrastructure for delivering data to many dozens of partners, covering territories on five continents, and calculating the product's finances. Managed a team of several engineers in meeting these data needs for both internal and external recipients. Handled correspondence with labels, publishers, studios and other partners along with coordination across the entire organization as the focal point for reporting and analytics activities. Worked on data infrastructure and scaling the server side to handle customer growth.

Hacked on Django, Python, jQuery, Javascript and related web technologies for an education-focused non-profit. Added numerous features, improving stability, performance, and laying the groundwork for the future structure of the product.

Member of the filesystem development team at the core of the company's product line, adding features and fixing bugs. Thoroughly tested changes in terms of functionality and performance, and back-ported to earlier releases as needed. Mentored more junior members of the team.