Mobile fullstack engineer with a custom Flutter Point-of-Sale (POS) app on Android and a Java, Spanner, and gRPC backend. The Retail engineering team owns front-of-house and back-of-house systems for Google's 8 brick-and-mortar retail store locations across the USA.

• Store Launch Ownership: Lead engineer responsible for configuring and launching Chicago and Santa Monica retail locations, including all system integration testing, configuration management, and production readiness checks.

• Google Fi Integration: Delivered real-time pricing integration between Google Fi and Google Store point-of-sale systems, enabling dynamic carrier plan pricing for in-store Pixel purchases across all retail locations

• Pixel Watch Cellular Promotion: Led Google Fi integration enabling automated cellular data provisioning for Pixel Watch purchases; promotion drove significant adoption of cellular models among retail customers

• Security & Fraud Prevention: Implemented per-employee request quota system across all point-of-sale devices to limit blast radius of potential device compromise or insider threats

Building something new on iOS

TL for team using generative AI, like Dall-E, and Large Language Models, like ChatGPT, help small businesses with their branding & marketing.

Area 120 was Google's in-house incubator for launching new products.

As Technical Lead for Gallery Apps, I help ensure technical excellence and successful delivery of Gallery's iOS & Android apps, and Gallery's Sketch plugin.

I collaborate with our cross-functional team of designers, product and program managers, and multiple engineers on our team to coordinate work, release schedules, and product roadmaps.

As an engineer working on Gallery's Plugins, I help designers showcase their work in Gallery from the applications they're already using. I primarily work in TypeScript, Swift and Objective-C to deliver a MacOS plugin for Sketch.

Key Accomplishments:

• Adding analytics to provide stakeholders with better insight to usage and retention

• Releasing click-through prototyping, allowing for more immersive experiences

• Improving build and release hygiene by adding tests, automating painful processes, and adding documentation