• Ownership over the marketing website which serves as the main brand and identity for the company and product

• Pioneered and developed the foundation for the first company-wide component library and design system using atomic design principles and Storybook

• Collaborated with multiple teams including marketing and design to plan, create, and implement new designs for the marketing website

• Coded in multiple Github repositories for multiple products, both internal and external

• Conducted code and design reviews for teammates to ensure good practices

• Researched and developed a new Notification component in an open-source library to be used company-wide as a part of the design system

• Redesigned and wrote the company-wide design system guidance for accessibility for designers and developers

• Conducted several rounds of accessibility audits with real users to track and fix issues in an open-source component library and company products

• Collaborated on multiple Github repositories to fix bugs and add functionality

• Reviewed code from teammates and open-source contributors

As a part of my senior year at Northeastern, I decided to pursue an independent study with a focus on accessibility with the guidance of Professor Jonathan Bell and a colleague of his. By the end of the semester I had:

• Successfully researched accessibility as it relates to virtual conference tools

• Produced a full guide on how to create accessible virtual conference experiences for all users

• Written documentation that included multiple checklists and success criteria as it related to the WCAG for conference organizers and presenters