• Owned the full lifecycle of feature development. Partnered with the Head of Product to deliver features in rapid, one-week iteration cycles, driving user adoption and satisfaction

• Led front-end code quality initiatives by establishing component isolation best practices with React and CSS, improving reusability and maintainability across a growing codebase

• Designed and deployed a budgeting feature with React and D3.js, integrating financial data into dynamic, interactive visualizations. Rewrote Redux retrieval logic for responsive charts, reducing load times by 80%

• Contributed to the development and deployment of a scalable, high-availability payments infrastructure using Go and GCP, supporting ~$3M ARR across 450 customers

• Architected and deployed a reconfigurable maintenance window for a Kubernetes-backed JupyterHub platform on AWS, improving data sanitization workflows using JavaScript and Docker

• Implemented rate limiting and query budgeting for an API product using Hack (PHP), Python, and R

• Led dogfooding efforts for a Git extension by implementing error handling, resolving critical bugs, and creating comprehensive user documentation. Leveraged Docker, Kubernetes, AWS Lambda, S3, and API Gateway

• Raised over $60,000 by approaching over 300 companies to fund our annual flagship hackathon

• Wrote scripts to automate sending email reminders, updating to-do lists, and keep track of sponsorship efforts using Google Sheets and Google Apps Script (Javascript)

• Assisted in the coordination and execution of the premier collegiate hackathon in the Pacific Northwest, which attracted over 1000 participants

• Implemented end-to-end testing for an enterprise React web application using Jest and Puppeteer; sped up the debugging process by 13% and increased CI/CD pipeline coverage by 15%

• Managed a team in the development of a prototype team knowledge chatbot, utilizing Flask and Javascript

• Developed sites for other entities and maintained the main ASUW site with PHP, CSS, Javascript, MySQL

• Migrated the ASUW’s backend from Ubuntu 12 to 20, the front end from PHP 5 to 7, and the CMS from Wordpress 4.9 to 5.6 to improve the reliability and security of the website