As co-founder and lead software engineer, I was responsible for designing and building many parts of Elebase, an API-first data management platform with geospatial capabilities. In addition, I have built web applications, websites, interactive maps, data pipelines, 
command-line tools, APIs, and more for organizations such as Apple, National Geographic, UNESCO, Montana Wilderness Association, National Parks Conservation Association, Big Sky Resort, XPRIZE, High Line Canal Conservancy, and Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments.

Old Town Creative + Interactive was a small agency that provided design and development services to many high-profile clients. The hallmark of our work here centered on designing and building applications that featured location-based, user-managed content. My work included building websites, iOS apps, APIs, a PHP framework, and more for clients such as National Geographic, Maine Office of Tourism, Waterton Lakes National Park, James River Association, and the Whitefish Convention and Visitors Bureau. After a year working with the team, I was invited to become a partner in the company. Three years later, we decided to take the company in a more product-focused direction and develop an ambitious data management platform called Elebase. In line with this change in direction, we reincorporated as Elebase, Inc.

After leaving college, I started my career as a programmer doing both server-side and client-side web development. After the introduction of the iPhone and subsequent opening of the App Store to third-party developers, I became an expert in iOS development and built native apps for many clients, often in combination with server-side infrastructures and web APIs.