Prickly Point is my personal cacti and succulent log, launched in January 2026. I designed and built the entire site, and I am the sole grower, collector and photographer behind every plant on it. It is a Next.js and Supabase application with taxonomy records, habitat field data, an interactive map, NFC tags on my pots, and photo galleries tracking each plant's growth over time.

Since April 2021, I've been a Staff Software Engineer at Surfline, where I work across our web applications stack. My primary focus is on the UI layer, using technologies like TypeScript, React, and Next.js. I also contribute to building and maintaining our APIs and databases, and we frequently work with AWS.

I joined VideoAmp in 2018 and started working on the Design Ops team. We created the PreAmp Design System and I now work on the Measurement application, which allows users to optimize their ads and monitor past and active investment initiatives.

During my time at REI, I led a team of frontend software engineers supporting both the Classes, Events, and Adventures applications. We used Agile methodology and a continuous integrated environment with Docker, Java, Jenkins, and more. I also upgraded our linting standards with Vue.js and delivered pages and components for the REI website using the Cedar Design System.

I have extensive experience working with Starbucks as a client, having worked on projects ranging from digital banners to complex applications while at POP and Blast Radius. Some of the projects I led included the Starbucks Outlook Add-In, Frappuccino brand website, and the Pumpkin Spice Latte Facebook Campaign.

I built a single-page application on AWS for Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale social campaign, which allows users to enter a code, access a secret group, and invite friends. At POP, I partnered with a coworker to create a Facebook chat bot for Hulu's original show Chance using a serverless cloud-based architecture with Lambdas and natural language processing.

I worked as the lead interactive developer at POP for several Nintendo website projects, including Star Fox Zero, The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes, Mario Sports Mix, and Animal Crossing: City Folk. My team used animations, scrolling-triggered effects, and other interactive features to bring these game worlds to life online.

I was part of the team that created the original marketing site for the Pokémon Go mobile app, and also led the development and animation of the Pokémon Platinum: Rotom Viewer Desktop Application, a fun gift for Pokémon fans. Both projects were completed while working at POP and were localized in multiple languages.

I led the development team at POP for a co-development project with Ubisoft to overhaul their customer support website. We provided static site template files and static JSON endpoints which Ubisoft integrated into their support backend system resulting in a useful, responsive website.

I have worked on several web development projects for Lib Technologies, including a snowboard finder application, a marketing campaign for Jamie Lynn's 20 year anniversary with the company, a DIY snowboard builder, a responsive e-commerce website, and a surfboard launch website. These projects involved using various web development technologies and techniques such as AngularJS, WordPress, Grunt.js, and responsive web design.