Working on quality for Meta's Family of Apps. Mostly telling Claude Code what to do.

• Managed Monarch's core product team, responsible for team health and organizational processes for the engineering org.

• Major driver of long term technical strategy encompassing our AWS deployment, backend application, ML systems, mobile and web frontends.

• Second engineer at the company, scaled the app from zero to seven-figure ARR.

• Architected and built core features such as investments tracking, bank account syncing, and crypto brokerage integrations.

• Owned and maintained our Javascript monorepo containing our web and mobile applications, as well as a number of shared packages.

• Owner of the company's billing system and its technical roadmap. Drove work to support scaling reliably to over 200k customer accounts, iOS / Android / Web payments, subscription and freemium models, and dozens of individual growth experiments.

• Initiated and led technical projects such as our REST to GraphQL migration and numerous database optimization and denormalization efforts as the app scaled across hundreds of tables, some with ~100 million rows.

At Cruise, I quickly became an engineering leader on the Product Team. I designed and implemented various microservices in our backend distributed system, leveraging tools in the AWS suite like Kinesis, Aurora, Redshift, and Redis.

My role also included setting team engineering culture and best practices, monitoring the health of our systems, talking to our system's users to uncover requirements, working with design and product management to prioritize feature asks, and communicating with other engineering teams about how our system can support their additional use cases.

As a full-stack web engineer, I took half a dozen products from ideation to launching for over a billion people around the world. Projects include a new type of feed story for music, spatial audio processing in virtual reality, reacting to 3D scenes in 360 videos, and live video broadcasting.

I also managed multiple interns and gave conference talks on frontend architecture paradigms.