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║ > senior software engineer | Tech lead ║
║ > early startup to enterprise scale ║
║ > builder of things people actually use ║
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Senior Software Engineer with 7+ years building products that serve millions of people. I've been the 4th engineer at a computer vision startup and am currently leading a distributed team shipping e-commerce experiences at scale. I care deeply about craft, clean architecture, and making software that your parents could use without calling you for help.
I have a double major in Computer Science & English, and I believe the best engineers are also great communicators. The best code reads like good prose: clear, intentional, and with no unnecessary words.
Currently building 30 AI-powered micro-apps in 30 days to see what happens when you pair curiosity with an API and a deadline.
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@ Macy's Tech — Lead 15 engineers building checkout and delivery systems. Shipped an $80M+ BNPL integration. Built real-time delivery logic for 20M+ SKUs. Migrated Vue → Nuxt at scale. @ Invisible AI — 4th engineer, 7th employee. Built secure customer portals and analytics dashboards. Created self-serve demo flows that 3x'd weekly demos. @ 30 in 30 — Currently shipping 30 AI-powered micro-apps in 30 days using Next.js and the Claude API. Building in public. |
accessible design · component architecture · making APIs that don't make you cry · why standups should be async · building in public · how to explain technical debt to non-engineers using food metaphors · automation as self-care
I'm a voracious reader (currently on my nth reread of Cat's Cradle). I automate boring things for fun — if I have to do something twice, the third time a script does it. I think a lot about how to make technical concepts accessible to non-technical people, which is probably the English major's fault.


