Career History

As an independent consultant, I delivered high‑impact frontend solutions across multiple client projects, modernizing codebases, improving UI/UX, and accelerating feature delivery. I also supported AI agent development by reviewing mathematical outputs for accuracy and clarity, ensuring responses met compliance standards and remained reliable.

At GoDaddy, I drove the full migration of the merchant platform from Ember.js to Next.js—modernizing the stack with zero disruption to merchants. I owned the end‑to‑end delivery, from defining milestones to coordinating cross‑team rollout, while keeping stakeholders aligned through clear documentation. Alongside the migration, I boosted infrastructure efficiency by refining caching and leveraging Docker to accelerate deployments and cut storage overhead. I also partnered on API and pricing integrations, ensuring merchants experienced smooth, flexible interactions with web features.

At Meta, I worked hand‑in‑hand with designers, UX engineers, and project managers to bring meaningful improvements to the way teams interacted with performance data. On the backend, I strengthened the Metric Authoring API, making it faster and more reliable so teams could move away from legacy systems with ease. On the frontend, I reimagined the metric catalog’s codebase, creating a smoother, more intuitive experience that encouraged broader adoption. Beyond the technical work, I took pride in mentoring interns—helping them navigate Meta’s tools and workflows while instilling best practices in debugging, communication, and documentation.

At doc.ai, I helped shape the flagship medical trials app by building a WYSIWYG editor that let pharmaceutical companies design custom journaling flows without code, making data submission simple for participants. I also led development of a UI library that cut feature build time by 60%, and streamlined analytics with Retool to improve metric tracking. During the early pandemic, I created a real‑time COVID‑19 map that boosted the company’s visibility and underscored the impact of our healthcare tools.

At Knovva, I partnered with a cloud architect to build internal dashboards and administrative tools that powered recruiting, customer management, and real‑time analytics across international programs. I also led a major frontend refactor, modernizing the codebase to cut non‑business code in half and improve page load times, applying atomic design principles that made the system leaner and more maintainable.

In just four hours, my team designed and built Oculus AI, a healthcare-focused tool that prioritized safe handling of sensitive data using Pensar AI. It was my first real dive into working with AI tools beyond tutorials—an intense, hands-on sprint that pushed me to apply new technologies under pressure and deliver something meaningful in record time.

GraphHack was my second hackathon and a pivotal experience in bridging my bootcamp learning with real-world application. My team built a prototype using unfamiliar tools under tight deadlines, which sharpened my adaptability and gave me the confidence to tackle new technologies head-on.

To promote better public education, my team built a video platform where youth could explore questions about human sexuality with guidance from health educators. Our project won first place and was featured in Brooklyn Magazine, Forbes, and Men's Health. For a time, it was even considered for official integration into the curricula of select NYC high schools.