As part of the identity team, I spearheaded the development and optimization of the login flow that includes MFA, OTP, email, password, and passkey — always seeking to enhance security and user experience.

Revamped user interfaces using Next.js, React, and JavaScript to ensure Paypal’s login page is updated properly according to the design team's documents and Figma designs.

Implemented a client-side interaction analysis tool that tracks user outcomes and latency, finding high P95 interactions. This stand-alone library removes the need for error-prone manual logging setups, reducing time by 95%.

Designed and implemented 30+ Playwright end-to-end tests to ensure reliable application performance and catch edge case bugs, reducing manual testing time by 60%.

Collaborated cross-functionally with product, design, and engineering teams (e.g., authentication, observability, checkout) to deliver high-quality software solutions in an agile environment

Part of PayPal's identity team where I created and deployed a custom unique tab identification tool using React, Javascript, and GraphQL.

The tool is a scalable solution to reduce the debugging process of login flows and customer-related issues.

Collaborated on design and architecture, and implemented robust testing protocols using Jest.

Resolved and discovered core issues over 70+ end-to-end (E2E) testing issues within the Cypress framework.

Selected by Paycom to join them in sessions to learn and work with them to gain an exponential understanding

about a technical company’s workforce. Got to utilize and observe Git, PHP, React, and SQL.

Created a system to track student progress and identify areas of improvement, resulting in an average increase of

15% in test scores.

Developed lesson plans based on each student’s individual needs; this increased engagement and boosted confidence levels. Regularly communicated with parents about their child’s progress.