Full-stack developer building the tools, apps, and experiences necessary to onboard the next billion people to web3.
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Platform Engineer, @Floor
Floor - May 2022 - Present
As Floor's first full-time engineering hire, I played a critical role in shaping the platform and steering its rapid growth. I was entrusted with a diverse set of responsibilities, from creating technical specifications and managing data partners to executing projects and ensuring high-quality code delivery.
Previously
Founding Engineer @LinksDAO
LinksDAO - December 2021 - Present
As a founding engineer, I was a member of the core team that brought LinksDAO to market. After launch I lead the development of their website, token-gated pro shop, and the first version of their token-gated dApp called Clubhouse.
Founding Engineer @Switchboard
LinksDAO - December 2021 - Present
Responsible for the architecture and development of a large-scale automation event monitoring platform responsible for surfacing actionable intelligence for error and anomaly detection.
Co-founder @Shoutout (Acquired)
Shoutout - November 2020 - September 2022
Shoutout helps you save, highlight, and showcase all your social proof in one place.
Technical co-founder with Sharath Kuruganty. We built the entire product in Next.js with a Feathers.js API. Reached $2.5k MRR at its peak. Acquired by a serial entrepreneur in September 2022.
Team Lead, No-Code Infrastructure @On Deck
On Deck - November 2020 - January 2022
As the first full-time Engineer, I spearheaded the development of On Deckโs community platform. Later, I led the No-Code Infrastructure team which streamlined marketing, and operations with custom tools and automations.
My work at On Deck is split between code, no-code, and managing the team. Our tech stack is Next.js + Prisma with a Node.js API. My no-code work is mostly with Retool, Integromat, Zapier, and Airtable. I also manage the Enterprise Slack that hosts all 8000+ On Deck fellows. I have spent way too much time working on and around the Slack API.
Projects
Floor Public Website
Next.js App - June 2022
Floorโs new online presence.
Floor Rewards
Next.js App - May 2022
Allow Floor users to redeem their referral points for merch. Integrates with Floorโs shopify store to generate coupon codes on demand.
Floor Mintlist Portal
Next.js App - May 2022
Raffle platform built for Floor. Users connect their wallets and enter raffles for mintlist spots from select Floor partners.
ShadowQuest Rarity App
Next.js App - April 2022
Rarity application for the p2e game ShadowQuest.
LinksDAO Token Gated Clubhouse
Next.js App - February 2022
The token-gated experience for LinksDAO members. Next.js + Supabase + Wallet sign in.
Creepz Tracker
Next.js App - January 2022
A dashboard for the web3 brand and p2e game Cold Blooded Creepz.
No Code Conference 2021 Talk
Conference Talk - November 17 2021
Speaking at NCC 2021 about no-code first cultures and how that's helped On Deck scale to 250+ employees.
Share a Coffee
Side Project - October 2020 - January 2021
Daily newsletter I started in October that showcases one creator and buys them a coffee through Buy Me a Coffee. The creator then nominates the next person to get a coffee.
Happy or Not PWA
AltaML via Aquil.io โ September 2020
App that tells you if your cat was happy or not.
Built with Adalo in 2 weeks for a machine learning consultancy productizing an model they were working on. Developed a custom serverless API to generate images.
Liist
Side Project โ March 2020 - November 2020
Liist lets you display your Google Sheet as a list of cards, map, or table. It has full-text search, filtering, and pagination.
The frontend is built with React + Gatsby and the API is built with FeathersJS.
Examples of sites using Liist
- CasterKit https://casterkit.com/
- Luscinia's MVP https://luscinia-prototype.carrd.co/
Pharmaceutical Drug Launch Platform
Aquil.io โ 2020
Responsible for architecting and developing a platform to track the multi-year process of taking a pharmaceutical drug to market.
The frontend was built in React and utilized React hooks heavily. The dashboard rendered a directed graph using SigmaJS with bindings to React that updated in real-time in response to WebSocket events.
Hybrid PWA for booking Movers
Aquil.io โ 2019
Developed a PWA using GatsbyJS and Apollo that allowed users to arrange local and cross-country moves between houses.
Half of the site was a static marketing site that pulled its content from a CMS. The other half was a dynamic application that walked the user through a series of steps to determine a price and date for the move.
The multi-step wizard allowed deep linking to any step, saved progress in localStorage, and involved complex async validations that changed the step a user was taken to next.
Document Collaboration Platform
Aquil.io โ 2018-2019
Responsible for architecting and developing a secure document collaboration platform for a pharmaceutical company.
The frontend was built in React with deep integration with Box UI Elements. We were one of the first projects to use Box's OpenWith feature and routinely helped the Box team debug issues.
The API was built in FeathersJS and used Auth0 for authentication. The API had to communicate with Box to store and update files. RabbitMQ was used to offload batch processing.
Apple Online Store
Apple via Bitovi โ 2013-2015
I was the lead front-end engineer responsible for migrating Apple's Online Store away from its legacy JavaScript framework to a new framework built around jQuery and CanJS (Bitovi's MVC framework).
As a consultant with deep knowledge of CanJS, I was responsible for guiding the technical design and training the other engineering teams. Over a period of a year, we fully migrated the entire store. The code I designed and wrote is still in use today! So if you've bought anything from Apple online in the last 7 years, you have used my code.
Norton eCommerce Platform
Symantec โ 2011-2012
I was one of the front-end leads responsible for building the UI of Symantec's custom eCommerce platform. I introduced the JavaScriptMVC framework and helped the team scale to over 20 engineers. The platform launched on time and recorded record annual revenue for Symantec.