• Built centralized localization platform managing 45+ languages across

Nike.com and mobile apps, reducing translation deployment time and

localization costs.

• Developed React/GraphQL microservices handling 100M+ daily API

requests with 50ms p99 latency, supporting Nike's $4B+ digital

commerce platform across 60+ countries.

• Created an extensive migration tool to move the activity content from

legacy content systems to Nike CMS. Migrated 6 content types, each

with over 500 content items translated in 20 languages

Hack Oregon is a community-powered non-profit building civic data projects to promote engagement, awareness, and quality of life. Their Civic Platform in particular is focusing on "Making Public Information

Public Knowledge."

This year I am incredibly lucky to volunteer with the elections team. We have a unique project where instead of contributing to the Civic Platform, we are working with the Open and Accountable Election Committee in Portland, OR to build a production application that will enable the city to efficiently verify contributions to participating campaigns adhere to the new 6-to-1 campaign matching program requirements. I am serving as a Software Engineer working on the Frontend of the application.