Frontend web developer looking for an opportunity to wear a variety of hats and build strong relationships, both within the organization and with its clients. Focused on usability and maintainability. If I'm not learning, I'm not happy.

2023 — NowGooseSenior Software Engineer

2023 — Now

Virginia, United States

Lead front-end products including design, development and operations

Develop React.js + Material UI public consumer booking and back-office facility admin applications

Collaborate within an agile team to quickly expand and iterate upon product offerings

Collaborate on peer code reviews and architecture discussions

Be an active contributor to decisions on the evolution of our technical architecture

2022 — 2022OpenGov Inc.Software Engineer, Citizen Services

2022 — 2022

Built out React-in-Ember components within legacy application and initiated import of forms logic into a modern React and graphQL stack, reducing response times from ~10 seconds to ~400ms.

Expanded the company-wide component library as part of a cross-department working group to allow faster and more maintainable new customer build outs.

Helped build remote culture by planning and hosting social and brownbag events.

2019 — 2022The AtlanticSoftware Developer

2019 — 2022

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Built out The Atlantic’s paywall across platforms, including the legacy CMS in Django/Jinja; a NextJS and graphQL powered frontend; Google AMP; and Facebook Instant Articles. Increased subscriptions tenfold.

Led ground-up rebuild of site search to increase user retention by powering custom recirculation.

Implemented fourteen newsletters, including work on a subscriber-only stack.

Led development on a make-good effort for over10,000 subscribers to complete a database migration.

Implemented A/B testing to optimize the new subscription paywall within approximately two weeks of launch.

2018 — 2019The Washington PostSoftware Developer

2018 — 2019

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Contributed to seven full site buildouts during new client engagements for Arc Publishing, a digital first content management platform built by The Washington Post.

Led a three person front end team during all phases of site build out for a large publisher in Europe.

Acted as client facing developer liaison for multiple large engagements.

2017 — 2018The Washington PostSolutions Engineer

2017 — 2018

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Established support procedures for client issues by regularly providing code updates and hotfixes during the early days of syndication of the Washington Post's in-house content management platform.

Assisted sales and account teams by providing frequent developer demonstrations and trainings during all phases of client engagements.

Education

2016 — 2016

General Assembly

Web Development Immersive Pariticpant

2016 — 2016

2010 — 2014

The George Washington University

Bachelor's Degree