Migrated core React app tabs (home page, visits tab, profiles tab) from plain React to Remix framework. This immediately improved load times and developer experience, setting the stage for future experimentation and iteration.

Engineered a redis caching solution for booking slot loading, improving load times from ~1.5s down to ~60ms for search page booking slots.

Switched mobile app from plain React Native to the Expo framework. Significantly improved developer experience, documentation, and release process along with app stability (on android, crash rate dropped from ~9% of sessions to below 1%).

Core contributor to experimental membership offering (React, TypeScript, Python, Postgres). I switched payments from Stripe invoices to payment intents (allowing payment holds to prevent payment failures), enabled annual subscriptions, ideated and implemented cash credits feature, and created visit summary feature.

I developed projects and fixes for Epic’s outpatient trending tools team. I was responsible for project planning and estimation, UX design, performance testing, and - of course - the development of maintainable, scalable, well-documented client and server code. I led weekly team meetings, coordinated developer immersion trips, acted as a developer liaison to our performance team, and presented projects internally and occasionally to customers.

I interned at SportsEngine during fall of my senior year (my spring class schedule didn't leave time for an internship). I had the opportunity to explore a (Rails) code base, participate in Scrum processes, and push fixes and small enhancements to production.

I developed a proof-of-concept Angular web app with a fellow intern, implementing a design inspired by watching clinicians juggle their schedules at a local hospital. At the end of the summer, I gave a brief presentation and demo to my fellow interns and various stakeholders.