I design and maintain robust real-time applications proficiently handling more than 1,000,000 weekly requests. In my role, I also transition codebases from AngularJS to React, enhancing application efficiency and maintainability. Within my team, I drive deployment process updates, enabling smoother release and reducing downtime. I promptly fix complex bugs within Service Level Agreement timelines, ensuring customer satisfaction and system stability.

Some large features I have championed are accessibility compliance efforts as well as architectural design and implementation for high-impact artificial intelligence features in various product areas.

Technologies: Typescript, React, NodeJS, Webpack, AngularJS

I advise the software development team on Washington iGEM.

I was in charge of development of the team website (WIP) and iGEM Team Wiki Site (required for competition judging). The team website will use NextJS to produce static files hosted on github pages. The Team Wikis use React and TypeScript under the hood. We have implemented a content management system into the Team Wiki so anyone on our team can edit the website.

http://2017.igem.org/Team:Washington

http://2018.igem.org/Team:Washington

https://2019.igem.org/Team:Washington

https://github.com/uwigem/wiki2018

https://github.com/uwigem/wiki2019

I design and oversee a yearly hardware and software project that is made in conjunction with a synthetic biology aspect of the project.

In the 2017 iGEM Season, the team created a proof-of-concept autonomous bioreactor. I reprogrammed the entire device in preparation for University of Washington's Undergraduate Research Symposium.

http://2017.igem.org/Team:Washington

https://github.com/kwokwilliam/Chromastat18

This course goes over the basics of Golang, Docker, hosting on AWS, RESTful APIs, Websockets, Messaging Queues, Microservice architecture, Authentication, and a whole lot more related to server side technologies. Me and the other TA are in charge of creating lab section slides, creating the weekly assignments, the automated graders for those assignments, and grading the assignments themselves.