Leading strategy and development throughout the lifecycle of over 40 unique front/back-end web solutions. Establishing cloud architecture and code standards to support team and client expectations.

Projects include:

• Built interactive experiences, engaging live event attendees for clients such as Mercedes, Subaru, and Akamai.
• Architected data-intensive platforms, supporting custom needs via integrations and data aggregation.
• Improved sales and account productivity with digital retail library solutions for clients such as TaylorMade and Callaway.
• Partnered with Everbrite hardware engineers to build a remote management and monitoring SaaS platform used to connect gas station fuel pricing signage into Azure IoT Hub.

Accomplishments include:

• Brought the development team into a solid state of CI/CD by implementing pipelines and containerization which reduced the dependency on developers and dropped deployment effort by 40%.
• Adopted NX monorepo strategies to unify system designs across solution codebases. This significantly reduced code duplication and encouraged strong TypeScript models, mitigating bugs and inconsistent design patterns.
• Helped secure countless development project bids by delivering solutions efficiently at low-cost while upholding high standards of maintainability and security.

Throughout my time as a newbie at seventyseven, I was able to quickly adapt to the fast-paced environment and contribute to projects in a meaningful way.

Many varieties of projects were thrown my way, from small marketing sites to large-scale ecommerce solutions.

Much of my time was spent researching cloud architecture and best practices, which I was able to apply to my projects. I quickly became the subject matter expert on Firebase/GCP as well as a reliable resource for the rest of the developers on my team.

I was quickly recognized as a valuable asset to the team, even with zero professional experience in the field.

Immediately I was trusted to design a CMS system for a client in Node.js and React with PostgreSQL, which my bootcamp experience had so excellently prepared me for.