Skylight is a highly specialized digital consultancy that uses design and technology to help government agencies deliver better public services.

My first contract was a year-long data engineering effort with the CDC. Now I am a member of a team working on a huge data migration project with the National Records and Archives Administration.

Create, launch, and teach an upper-division, core curriculum course cross-listed between the Shiley School of Engineering and the College of Arts & Sciences: The History of Music & Technology 1850-2000.

I managed the clinical services team, which consists of two subteams and owns a broad scope of our codebase: external APIs, scheduling interfaces, electronic health record pipelines, state-specific public health reporting, and lab network integrations. Our code is predominantly python spread across a collection of django apps and serviced via infrastructure including celery, kubernetes, AWS, honeycomb, sentry, metabase, and circleCI.

LegitScript offers platform monitoring, merchant monitoring, and pharmaceutical/healthcare certifications with the general goal of making the internet a safer place. I manage software teams in each of the aforementioned sectors with stacks consisting of Ruby/Rails, Postgres, Typescript, NodeJS, Javascript, and Python-based Lambdas. Our server-side hosting is done through AWS services, while our database architecture and infrastructure lives across multiple cloud-based systems.

Various contracts for web design and full-stack software work, including re-tooling a few ecommerce websites (music space) and working with the launch of a web-hosted academic journal.