• Driving UI consolidation and consistency effort across the entire product, to best fulfill designs from UX and engineering reusability

• Delivering competitive full-stack features with a scrum team using Typescript, React, GQL & Ruby

• Writing Jest/Cypress/Rspec tests to make manual testing less necessary and for better future-proofing

• Building reusable components with ease of dev composition and user accessibility in mind

• Always pushing to bring technical debt down

• Started with the company in a UI-only role, but as the startup's needs changed, moved towards full-stack development in TypeScript and Node.js

• Developed features and fixed bugs, focused on the payments experience using Stripe

• Wrote unit tests with Jest using clean code principles to ensure reusable, reliable code

• Sent UI metrics via Amplitude so our Data Scientists could measure user flow and product usage

• Worked closely with UX and Product to find the best balance between speed of delivery and technical hurdles

• Built improved payments experience with subscription prorations, scheduled payment changes, and refunds

• Delivered subscription cap project which notified users when their virtual Gather space was running out of seats, and encouraged them to upgrade in-app and via email. 60% of paid users who saw these warnings upgraded.

At VMWare Carbon Black, I led the UI vision, design, and implementation of our cybersecurity response product. This included:

• Designing and building new features, addressing tech debt, fixing bugs, and investigating customer escalations

• Gradually converting the codebase to ReactJS, while temporarily running a hybrid stack

• Leading the product's design process and helping other teams to unify and improve the user experience

• Standardizing and consolidating the codebase along the way

• Team's scrum master

In the office, I led wall mural painting, organized monthly Women's Lunches, and organized outdoor hiking and camping trips.

Carbon Black was acquired by VMWare in October 2019, but my role in building cybersecurity software remained the same.