I'm a software developer based in Brooklyn, New York. I enjoy building well-designed products and making them fast and usable. I specialize in front-end web development, but I enjoy working in all parts of the stack. I've also worked on microservices, custom CMSs, APIs and WebGL projects among other things. I work mostly with JavaScript, Rails, and more recently, Elixir and Phoenix.
Currently
I'm currently working at Teachable, where I've been full-time since late 2017. I'm on the front-end team, and work mainly on the core product - a CMS for creating courses and course marketing pages, and the experience for students taking courses. I work mostly with TypeScript, React, and Rails.
Although I'm on the front-end team, I've been able to work on a variety of things accross the stack, including:
- Implementing both the front and back end for user management within the app
- Implementing a complex user permissions system across the app
- Building a tool for creating and editing course sales pages
- Brainstorming ways to update an outdated product without doing a complete rewrite
- Migrating a single-page app from Angular to React/TypeScript
- Building re-usable front-end components
- Shaping the front-end interview process
- Creating a microservice for compiling custom stylesheets on the fly
- Prototyping ways to implement "themes" across schools
Selected past work
Experiments →
Various Experiments from over the years with ThreeJs, canvas, Processing, etc.
Oscar →
Marketing site for Oscar Health
Underline →
An open-source epub reader app, built with web technologies
GQ →
Front-end rebuild for GQ.com
Standard Hotels →
Content and Marketing platform for Standard Hotels
Carta →
A platform for sharing a list of recommended books