Work
Finance, logistics, education, and government. The through-line is architecture that survives contact with a real organization.
May 2025 – May 2026
Senior Front-End Developer (Contract)
Owned front-end architecture for enterprise logistics platforms serving commercial construction, and led the AI-assisted modernization of an over-engineered legacy application.
March 2024 – February 2025
Senior Front-End Developer
Maintained and extended the Connected Vehicles front end, adapting one modular React architecture across four automobile manufacturers.
December 2018 – December 2019
Senior Front-End Developer
Built the dashboard and wire-transfers portal for an alternative-investment hedge fund, including SWIFT and Fedwire integrations.
June 2020 – December 2021
Senior Front-End Developer
Built benefits-qualification flows for the Department of Veterans Affairs and the student-facing platform for the National Assessment of Educational Progress.
Read the case study → — U.S. Government — Veterans Affairs and NAEP
February 2022 – February 2023
Front-End Lead Developer
Led the front-end team, owning all front-end functionality and upgrades against a Ruby on Rails API.
December 2019 – April 2020
Lead Front-End Developer (Contract)
Built Waggle, an educational application for grades 2–8, and served as primary DevOps contact for an offshore team.
Also
August 2023 – February 2024
Technical Lead (Contract)
An enterprise authentication portal on AWS Cognito with Lambda pre-token authorization triggers; the initial database API layer for a government scheduling and rostering application; a weather-alert progressive web app built with Next.js and PWABuilder, deployed to production on Vercel with React-Leaflet maps and OpenWeatherMap data; and a back-end microservice layer on AWS Lambda, NestJS, DynamoDB, SQS, and SNS.
2014 – 2018
Front-end and back-end consultant
Client work for Bed Bath & Beyond, UJA, HappyFunCorp, WeatherBell, Booker, Takstream, and Launch++.
I am open to both full-time leadership roles and engagements through Permacodeture. Either way, email is the fastest route.