I currently work with a small, talented team building a new legal-tech document editor/generator. I handle everything from building the Node backend API to the React frontend app and maintaining deployments and integrations.

• Built a backend service layer defined with a DSL that generates JS clients, HTTP controllers, JSON schemas, and documentation from one definition file.
• Integrated numerous third-party solutions (CRM, payments, emails, file storage) to accelerate delivery and stay focused on core product.
• Organized our entire codebase into separate private packages so that sharing code between projects is easy and intuitive.
• Met directly with customers to gather feeback, troubleshoot problems, and talk through potential features.

I was the first dev hire after a two-company merger. I was responsible for integrating the .NET team with the Rails team, establishing common workflows, and improving development practices.

• Migrated the .NET codebase from Bitbucket to GitHub, modernizing version control and CI workflows
• Improved testing culture by adding new unit tests and refactoring for testability
• Built tools to migrate MySQL data to Azure with minimal disruption

I led and contributed to development of new products and internal tools, owned features from idea through release, and mentored teammates along the way.

• Built the first versions of the Logos Web App (early React + Redux architecture)
• Developed and maintained an API for online giving, including payment provider integration and giving schedules
• Helped migrate monolith services to a microservice architecture using message queuing and Azure cloud hosting
• Mentored interns during our summer internship program, helping them get the career boost I was given as an intern

I started out my career working on the e-commerce site, but quickly moved to working on internal tools and web services backing our main desktop application.

• Rewrote a legacy e-commerce site written in WebForms to use ASP.NET MVC
• Built web services for syncing documents across client devices
• Moved all products and services to NuGet-based library management
• Help migrate all backend services from MSSQL to MySQL

The summer of being a sponge—soaking up all the things they can’t teach you in school.

• Navigated large codebases in C# and WPF
• Contributed intern-sized features
• Shadowed senior engineers to learn how things are done in the real world
• Developed my love for all this

I procured my piece of paper.