This is an informal resume. If you want something formal, check out my LinkedIn profile.
Last updated on 2024-12-07.
TL;DR
I'm a web developer with 5 years of experience who can work anywhere in the stack. Need a front-end dev? I got you. Back-end? No sweat. Devops? Done it before and can do it again. Have a weird tech stack? I can get up to speed quickly and would love to learn it!
I'd much rather work on a team than be a solo dev.
Work History
DrChrono/EverHealth
- September 2024 to present
- Full-stack engineer
- Working with: React, TypeScript, GraphQL, Django, Python, MySQL
DrChrono is an electronic health records (EHR) system used by medical practices. It's the biggest system I've worked on, both in terms of functionality and scale, so there's a learning curve. I'm enjoying the challenge so far, though.
Gap
From June 2024 to September 2024, I was on the job hunt after being laid off. I interviewed and networked heavily during this time.
Slash Pine Tech
- July 2023 to June 2024
- Full-stack engineer
- Worked with: React, TypeScript, C#, ASP.NET, Postgres, Entity Framework
Having been at DCI for, at this point, my entire career, I wanted to try something different. So, I joined SPT: a tiny consulting company (~5 people at the time). I built a variety of web apps for their clients and worked with them to make sure we built the right thing for them.
The projects I worked on here were often deployed to different cloud environments, like Digital Ocean, Cloudflare, and Azure. I'd hardly call myself an expert in these tools, but I know enough to be dangerous.
Diverse Computing Inc.
- May 2019 to July 2023
- Intern from May 2019 to May 2020
- Full-time from May 2020 to July 2023
- Full-stack engineer
- Worked with: React, TypeScript, Java, Spring, SQL Server
- Set up automatic deployment pipelines with Jenkins
DCI is where I got my start as a working professional and built a solid foundation for how production-ready apps work. Since most of my projects ran on Linux boxes on-prem, I learned a TON about Linux too.
Education
Florida State University
- Fall 2017 to Spring 2020
- B.S. in Computer Science
- Magna Cum Laude with Minors in Math and Physics
College was a lot of fun, although I wish I paid more attention to the really interesting classes: databases, compilers, and computation theory. Do I use them at work? Hardly. Are they neat? Yes.