About

Back in the early 2000s, before my teenage years, I was obsessed with a game called Neopets. I spent all of my free time creating rudimentary graphics and copying code by hand (I had no clue what CTRL+C and CTRL+V were). As I grew into my teenage years, I asked for Photoshop for my thirteenth birthday and committed myself to learning the ropes of web design and development through hands-on experience.Now, after years of experience as a frontend developer and designer, I've built and shipped web applications for people and companies of all sorts, like a fortune-500 corporation, a student-led hackathon, a government agency, and a handful of startups (1, 2).In my spare time, I'm usually gaming, writing, or hanging out with my two cats.Want to learn more? View my full resume here!

Work Experience

  1. Leads the product design and development of multiple high-impact tools at CaryHealth, spanning the product, design, and tech sectors and overseeing teams of talented designers and developers. Drives the product design and development of Clair, a clinical AI product within the CaryHealth suite, guiding product direction and user experience implementation.

    LeadershipStrategyFront-End DevelopmentProduct DesignMarketingProduct Management

  2. Spearheaded efforts as the sole front-end developer, collaborating with cross-functional teams to streamline the user’s experience. Led multiple high-impact user experience projects, including the integration of multi-lingual support into the site’s video player and the implementation of an A/B testing framework into the front-end code base.

    Front-End DevelopmentLeadershipProduct Design

  3. Wore the hats of tech lead, front-end developer, UI/UX designer, and scrum master on a daily basis. Spanned the UX research, UI design, and front-end development spectrum on multiple ‘start up’ projects at a time.

    MentoringFront-End DevelopmentProduct DesignProduct Management

  4. Built front and backend features on Capital One's credit card enrollment flow, reaching millions of customers per day. Created a feature to automatically enroll existing Capital One customers who are signing up for a new card, saving customers an average of 7 minutes when applying.

    Front-End DevelopmentDevOps

  5. Led a team of designers to ideate on and create designs for Virginia Tech’s 2017 hackathon. Created designs for the VTHacks website, responsive webapp, and prospectus.

    UI/UX DesignGraphic DesignLeadership

  6. Developed end-to-end features on several webapps.

    Front-End Development

  7. Developed features on the 2015 Special Olympics official website like the front landing page and results page.

    Front-End Development

Projects

Preview for CaryHealth Brand Identity
Led the direction of design and development of CaryHealth's brand identity, including its own brand site, logos, and marketing materials.
StrategyMarketing DesignProduct ManagementFigmaWebflow
Preview for Clair Search Results Revamp
Orchestrated, designed, and developed end-to-end revamp of Clair's clinical search interface, focusing on signup incentive and optimizing loading states, resulting in 34% increase in free plan signups and 10% decrease in drop off.
Product DesignFront-End DevelopmentStrategyReactFigma
Preview for Budget Tracker
Gathered with a group of coworkers at Capital One to participate in an 'Innovation Day'— a workday-long hackathon to create a meaningful solution to a need that customers have. Our team decided to focus on the need for customers to budget their spending habits without needing to leave the app.
UI/UX DesignFigmaMural
Preview for Capital One Auto Enroll
Spearheaded the development of a feature to automatically enroll existing Capital One customers who are signing up for a new card. After launch, we noticed a large uptick in customers who completed their enrollment, cutting the average customer's application to completion time from 13 minutes to 6 minutes.
ReactAxiosJestAWSDocker