I'm a full-stack software engineer specializing in frontend development with a proven track record of delivering high impact, critical, and difficult projects at scale. I'm especially interested in tackling challenges related to frontend infrastructure and architecture.

2026 — NowStealth StartupChallenging difficult things

2026 — Now

2023 — 2025RobloxPrincipal Software Engineer

2023 — 2025

San Mateo, CA

Core member of the Creator Success team, supporting the entire Creator organization.

Led frontend infrastructure strategy across org-wide web surfaces.

Drove migration from Module Federation architecture to a unified monorepo using Turborepo, reducing cognitive overhead, simplifying builds, and

standardizing engineering practices.

Eliminated unnecessary isolation complexity caused by a federated model, aligning architecture to Roblox's scale, team maturity, and velocity needs.

Established consistent frontend standards, tooling, and build optimization across teams.

2022 — 2023NetflixSenior Software Engineer - Foundations

2022 — 2023

Frontend architect for Console, an application serving as the front door to all internal Netflix engineering applications maintained by teams with Observability and Foundation's grandparent organization, Platform.

Designer and lead of the sophisticated application and jobs managing Console sub-application health and security through PR and production federated E2E health testing.

2019 — 2022NetflixSenior Software Engineer - Observability

2019 — 2022

San Francisco Bay Area

Tech lead for Unified Observability, a product consolidating 3 teams' querying of Observability data into a powerful single place.

Tech lead for Lumen v2, Netflix's operational dashboarding platform. Responsible for FE/BE architecture, design, and engineering of greenfield

rewrite from Lumen v1. Leveraged Module Federation for customer driven plugin system, implemented WYSIWYG dashboard editing experience,

orchestrated one-click Lumen v1 to Lumen v2 migration.

Software Engineer

2017 — 2019AirbnbSoftware Engineer

2017 — 2019

San Francisco Bay Area

Architected and led team of 6 engineers for Quick Pay v2 on web, a React/Redux library written in Typescript that enabled Airbnb BUs to build rich, composable payments experiences such as checkouts and credit card vaulting. Quick Pay v2 increased bookings in strategic markets, reduced partner JS bundle sizes by up to 54%, and reduced integration times with the Payments org. from 4 months to 1 week or less.

Architected and launched Settle Up, Airbnb’s first P2P money transfer offering.

Proposed and led Payments org.’s migration from JavaScript to TypeScript.

Founded Payments Front End Working Group, responsible for driving initiatives related to front end technical excellence within the Payments org.

Education

2007 — 2011

University of California, Berkeley

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

2007 — 2011

2014 — 2016

New York University

Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)

2014 — 2016

Experience+

Education

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)