At Pratt & Whitney, I serve as the sole Frontend Engineer leading architecture and UI strategy for a internal platform supporting aerospace engineering and operations teams.

What I Own:

• End-to-end frontend architecture using Next.js, Redux, and Material UI

• Scalable, modular component systems built for long-term maintainability

• State normalization and predictable data flows for complex financial and operational datasets

• Performance optimization (code splitting, bundle reduction, render profiling)

• Executive-ready prototypes and demos aligned with program-level objectives

Impact:

• Built and maintained a high-performance internal application used to manage and visualize large-scale project and financial data

• Translated complex backend data structures into intuitive, responsive, and accessible interfaces

• Established frontend engineering standards across modular architecture, reusable components, and shared UX patterns

• Reduced technical debt and improved application performance through structured refactoring and rendering optimizations

• Enabled seamless frontend-backend integration by collaborating closely with Solutions Architects, API Engineers, Database Engineers, and Backend/Application Engineers

Technical Scope:

• Architected component-driven UI systems for data-heavy workflows

• Implemented advanced state management patterns with Redux

• Supported cross-application communication and shared design systems

• Ensured accessibility and cross-browser compatibility

• Delivered production-grade solutions aligned with aerospace operational precision requirements

This role reflects my strength in owning frontend systems at scale, aligning technical architecture with business objectives, and delivering reliable, high-performance interfaces in complex enterprise environments

At TULA Skincare, I played a key role in modernizing and scaling the company’s e-commerce platform by transitioning it to a headless architecture, improving performance, flexibility, and long-term scalability.

Core Contributions:

• Assisted in leading the transition to a headless commerce architecture using Hydrogen and Remix

• Integrated Sanity CMS to enable dynamic, scalable content management

• Built and optimized high-performance, reusable React components

• Improved page speed, rendering efficiency, and cross-device responsiveness

• Troubleshoot and resolved UI issues to maintain a seamless user experience

Architectural Impact:

• Decoupled frontend from backend to improve deployment flexibility and development velocity

• Enabled marketing and content teams to independently manage structured content via CMS integration

• Improved overall site performance through optimized data-fetching patterns and component-level enhancements

• Ensured scalability to support high-traffic ecommerce workflows and product launches

Technical Scope:

• React-based component architecture

• Remix/Hydrogen for server-rendered and edge-optimized commerce experiences

• CMS-driven dynamic page composition

• Performance optimization across web-enabled devices and browsers

• Accessibility and UI consistency across the storefront

This engagement strengthened my experience in enterprise ecommerce architecture, headless systems, and performance-focused frontend engineering, delivering scalable solutions in a consumer-facing, revenue-critical environment