As an Instructor at Turing School of Software Design, I delivered comprehensive lessons covering programming fundamentals with Ruby and JS, building complex user interfaces with React, and testing methodologies, along with professional development and curriculum development.

Through project management of student codebases, I encouraged communication through empathetic peer review and paired programming. I was involved in leading lessons on inclusion in technology and participating in the scholarship committee.

While engaging in instructor observations and feedback sessions, I continuously refined and enhanced my teaching methodologies, and committed to excellence in educational delivery.

At StackHawk, I had the privilege of leading the front-end development of the StackHawk platform. My responsibilities included making key React architecture decisions, as well as implementing robust testing around the web application.

I was also tasked with rebuilding and architecting the company's marketing site, using Jamstack technologies such as Contentful and Gatsby.js. This experience provided me with valuable insights into planning and executing large-scale software development projects.

Additionally, I embraced the opportunity to share my expertise by speaking at conferences and hosting workshops focused on automating application security. As a senior team member, I also took on a mentoring role, supporting and guiding junior front-end engineers as well as participating in hiring across the organization.

At Frontier Airlines, I had the opportunity to implement the UI and develop API endpoints for the booking engine of the company's website using .NET, before transitioning to a Vue.js single page application solution. Throughout my time at Frontier, I collaborated across departments to revamp the design and development process. One of my proudest achievements was working with the Blind Institute of Technology to ensure that the online booking process was fully accessible to all users.

In addition to my technical responsibilities, I also had the chance to give back by coaching high school students in the Careerwise internship program, as well as sat on the committee responsible for naming the planes in the growing Frontier fleet.