Member of the Foundations team and responsible for Internal Applications & Frontend and UI library at Velocity Global. Managing team of global developers to accelerate and improve developer experience across the company and ensure high quality consistent UI across our web applications (internal and external apps).

Execute on company vision of "Simplify Work Anywhere"

Led the effort to develop a new front-end stack for GoSite, which enabled the launch of a new responsive web-based application that facilitates businesses in managing their website, transactions, payments, reviews, messaging, and other tools. Coordinated and collaborated with other teams such as product management, QE, DevOps, and backend services to deliver a cohesive product.

Implemented NextJS, ReactJS, Typescript, MUI (Material Design), Hasura, Twilio SMS, AWS Lambda, AWS Cognito, Postgres row-level security. Created prototypes to demonstrate to the leadership team with rapid iterations and worked with a small team of product, QA, and engineering to break down finalized feature sets into stories and execute them. Successfully moved from proof of concept to product launch within tight time constraints.

Provided code reviews and feedback to peers, sharing best practices, to improve code quality. Collaborated with cross-functional teams to unblock and progress features forward.

Team lead for the Coupa Inventory module. Full-stack engineer working with Ruby on Rails, MySQL, Javascript, CSS. Working with a remote team using an agile process to build web-based enterprise applications that deliver value to our users. Participated in code reviews, designing and architecting new features, writing technical documents, collaborating with multiple independent teams across company, resolving customer and internal issues, optimizing backend and database performance, and taking ownership of opportunities for new tools and processes.

Lead front-end for Intuit Developer group whose mission is to grow the Intuit ecosystem by giving developers easy-to-use tools to build their apps.