Release Wave is a curated music website featuring an admin interface for content management, utilizing Prisma ORM for database queries. It supports various content types like Releases, Genres, and Related Artists, and includes an automated newsletter. In 2024, the platform transitioned from a Rails API and frontend app to a single app using TRPC, simplifying development and deployment on Vercel.

ReVive Orthopedics, based in Denver, Colorado, had a referral management system developed for them by Tonic. I created two applications: a front-end web app using React.js and Next.js, and a back-end API in TypeScript. The web app supports both mobile and desktop views for patient referrals and chiropractor management, and integrates Google Maps for locating chiropractors. The initial MVP was completed solo within a few months.

The Spotfund Microdonation Web App is a single-page React application designed for a social micro donation network. It includes features such as a login and donation interface, user-submitted stories, and incorporates deployment and CI pipelines, testing strategies, and overall architecture.

I worked at Lyft for two years, initially developing the Lyft Developer Portal using React and Redux to support third-party engineers in building custom applications with the Lyft API. Later, they joined the Frontend Platform Team, contributing to high-visibility web projects, including

The Halos official website, created for Wonderful's "Halos" mandarin oranges, features a customized WordPress CMS with advanced SASS and client-side JavaScript for parallax effects. The project was a collaboration with Bad Assembly in Los Angeles.

The Forks Over Knives website, created in collaboration with Bad Assembly, features customized content such as recipes, blogs, and articles, supporting the critically acclaimed documentary of the same name.

Avante Cosmetic is a beauty business in Denver with a website built using Next.js and React that features an online appointment system, user authentication, and an admin portal. In 2024, the system transitioned from a Rails API and frontend app to a single codebase using TRPC for easier development and deployment on Vercel. The notifications system utilizes a daily cron task for appointment notifications, leveraging Twilio for SMS and Postmark for email.

Since joining Credit Karma in 2019, a sophisticated GraphQL API has been developed using TypeScript to serve the mobile frontend of the Credit Karma Money app, which supports over 100 million members. Worked with a team of 10, handling code reviews, continuous integration pipelines and integration tests.

As a consultant for the Dollar Shave Club web engineering team, I worked on various projects using Ember.js, including enhancing the Help Center and optimizing the frontend web app for better performance.

I worked as a consultant for Brit + Co, working on several web components and a store integration. Their blog is one of the most frequented lifestyle blogs on the Internet.

Contributed to the SimplePractice team by assisting with front-end development of their Ruby on Rails application, optimizing HTML structures, and collaborating in person with the team in Los Angeles.

Nasty Gal is a U.S.-based fast-fashion retailer targeting young women, serving customers in over 60 countries. I developed the initial iteration of their blog using WordPress, collaborating closely with their in-house design team to create and implement custom content publishing and layout solutions.

Bright Connect is a mobile-first app designed for mortgage and real estate professionals. Developed with React Native for Tonic, it includes a range of complex screens tailored to different user types: Buyers, Sellers, and Mortgage Officers.

A headless web application for the e-commerce site Alabama Chanin was developed using Next.js and Shopify's GraphQL API. The site utilizes Shopify's checkout flow, with cart fulfillment managed in the app. Infrastructure was built on AWS using Ansible and Terraform, and served through Amazon's Elastic Load Balancer.

The BeautyCon Contest Web Application, developed for a large makeup festival, features a mobile-friendly design built with React.JS and a Ruby on Rails backend. It provided interactive activities that engaged thousands of attendees, serving as an effective marketing tool during the event.

Andrew Martin and a team at Hyfn Agency developed a library of reusable dynamic React components for the Official Lego Online store, utilizing Storybook for prototyping and documentation, aimed at serving millions of users monthly.

Consulted for Goop, a lifestyle company, on their web store and blog, which utilized Shopify and a customized WordPress integration. Contributed to build pipelines to enhance productivity.