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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 ecosystems. These days I mostly write PHP and TypeScript and try to leave codebases better than I found them.
Givebutter
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.
Dayforce
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.
National Funding
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.
MediKeeper
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.
Sierra Pacific Industries
.NET and Angular in the lumber and manufacturing space. Also some IBM RPG, briefly and involuntarily. I have made my peace with it.
VSP Vision Care
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.
SAIC (formerly Engility)
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.
San Diego State University