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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.