Developed and maintained e-commerce application built on Google AppEngine, using Python, Node, Webpack

Winner of J2 Global’s 2019 Achievement Award for Collaboration for the launch of Humble Choice, a games subscription serving ~400k+ customers monthly

• Collaborated across teams to plan and execute two major overhauls of Humble’s highest-revenue product, redesigning the front-end and building new functionality while maintaining backwards compatibility

• Worked with internal and external stakeholders (including product, design and QA) on a tight timetable, to deliver a product that matched the company’s vision with minimal bugs on delivery and to provide thorough post-launch support

• Maintained and continually iterated on checkout experience via A/B testing

Internationalization (i18n) of currency handling, leading initiative to expand support from just USD to localized prices on all verticals in 10 different currencies

• Worked across multiple teams to help also internationalize our backend datastore properties in support of the company's global market expansion initiative

Built a library that cleanly wraps Google Secret Manager to facilitate storage/rotation of security keys

• Led initiative to rotate, migrate all keys out of the codebase, eliminating a major single point of failure for site security

Refactored and greatly expanded coupon services to include promo codes, recurring discounts, and tooling for internal business users to support coupon creation, allowing Marketing to easily run new types of promotions

Designed and implemented an automated newsletter generator for bundle, integrating with Cordial and Slack to automatically create and schedule newsletters, then alert appropriate channels for QA before launch

Researched and drafted numerous Technical Design Documents for complex initiatives, participated in regular code reviews, and completed quarterly on-call rotation to triage and troubleshoot critical issues in all parts of the codebase

As part of HMC's Senior Clinic program, worked in a four-person team reporting directly to Zendesk stakeholders and producing written project reports

Researched and implemented an embedded DSL built in JavaScript for processing customer support tickets, expanding on existing interface's capabilities while allowing more concise business logic

Implemented type-checking and error-handling code for ticket field changes with thorough automated testing suite

Graded assignments and helped students with labs and homework for HMC’s Programming Languages class, helping them toward a deeper understanding of the theory and practice of languages.

Helped to maintain the Harvey Mudd CS department servers and perform setup for the coming academic year.

Designed a website for HMC’s introductory CS course to demo server-side student projects, and as a template for students to build from as they start to integrate web technologies into the class.