Sellout AI is a mobile app simplifying the selling process by generating comprehensive product listings from a few photos to your favorite e-commerce site in a few seconds.

Most of my work here was around the video area. My first year I was working on the video experience on the mobile site, afterwards I switched to FBLite which is a lightweight client designed for old phones on slower networks. For a while I was the only engineer in the company maintaining videos in this app at a time when we had around 70M users watching videos every month on it. My job was mostly user facing, although sometimes I did a bit of backend work.

• Partnered with the user research team on multiple research trips to better understand what experience users wanted as well as directly test some of the demos we had.

• Eventually I moved to the NY office where I started a team that would take care of the whole video experience on the app but with a much larger scope. I helped set up the team by hiring most of the engineers, defining things like team culture, setting examples for work life balance.

• Mentored the more junior members of the team and helped new engineers ramp up.

• The team was very successful, video consumption on this app skyrocketed and we would often use this app as a benchmark for broader changes to the video experience across all FB apps.

• Developed and released three mobile games using Unity3D, including two projects for external clients.

• Programming in Unity3D (C#), focusing on game mechanics, physics, animation programming, and general scripting.

• Managed git repositories, reviewed and provided feedback on engineers' code, and effectively delegated tasks within the team.

• Collaborated closely with 2D/3D artists to import and integrate game assets seamlessly into the projects.

• Migrate encoding pipeline to new A/V codecs, to reduce storage needs without sacrificing CPU usage.

• Worked with the legal team to ensure there were no conflicts with licensing of A/V codecs.

• Expand and enhance the tools we used for debugging encoded videos.

• Worked with ffmpeg