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Product engineer with a passion for tinkering, building web applications, distributed systems, and the occasional thing I probably should not have over-engineered. I started my career analyzing Navy shipbuilding costs, which is a sentence that still surprises me. I've worked in a lot of language ecoystems. These days I mostly write PHP and TypeScript and try to leave codebases better than I found them.
Building things with PHP, Laravel, TypeScript, and React at a nonprofit fundraising platform that genuinely cares about doing good in the world. I love my job and the people I work with, which I understand is a rare and slightly suspicious thing to say.
C# and .NET in the HR and workforce management space. Enterprise security at scale is a humbling domain, and I have the threat models to prove it.
C#, .NET, and AWS in the small business lending space. Serverless, Terraform, and more financial acronyms than any one person should have to know. I now have opinions about loan origination software.
C#, .NET, and Vue in the health and wellness space. Corporate wellness turns out to be a real industry, which I did not fully appreciate until I was neck-deep in it.
.NET and Angular in the lumber and manufacturing space. Also some IBM RPG, briefly and involuntarily. I have made my peace with it.
Java, Spring Boot, and Angular in the optical insurance space. My first enterprise job, where I learned that healthcare billing is its own entire universe with its own rules, customs, and ancient dialects.
R, Python, SQL, and .NET in the federal defense contracting space. I started my career building cost models for Navy shipbuilding programs, which is still the most interesting sentence I have ever had to explain at a party.