Seasoned engineer in charge of the core NodeJs/Web infrastructure powering nytimes.com, serving billions of requests per year through server-side React and a multi-workspace monorepo.

• Led the complete rearchitecture of one of our GraphQL layer resolvers to improve performance on the server and client, transitioning from a Scala-based backend to a Node.js Apollo-Server subgraph, utilizing Redis and in-memory caching for decreased latency.

Worked on our cutting-edge custom and real-time collaborative text editor (think Google Docs for Reporters) connected to our robust publishing pipeline. Leveraging a tech stack composed of ProseMirror, React, Firestore, Node.js, Protobuf, Kafka, and SQL.

As a Hybrid Platform developer, I specialized in enhancing and maintaining a bespoke webview implementation spanning Web (NodeJS), iOS (Swift), and Android (Kotlin) stacks.

Initial position focused on the core frontend experience of nytimes.com

• Migrated several pages, Video, Best Sellers, Reading List, from outdated PHP stack to modern server-side React.

• Conducted a comprehensive accessibility audit across the website to be in compliance with accessibility standards.

As the ~15th employee, I contributed to scaling Loadsmart from $1MM to $150MM annualized revenue and 300+ employees. Current market valuation of $1.3B.

• Invited as a guest speaker at the largest front-end engineering conference in Brazil, FrontinBH, on how we transitioned from Angular to React.

• Led the creation of an internal operations dashboard that monitored thousands of shipments each month

• Leveraged Google Maps API to craft animated polyline routes, real-time location updates, and waypoints in a customized map integration.

• Developed the "Instant Loads" page, allowing users to accept shipments on behalf of their carriers

• Crafted an analytics page utilizing D3 library's graph API, allowing users to accurately track and analyze shipment-related information.