Owned and evolved the core Android presentation framework that handles all Snap viewing experiences, including Ads, Stories, and Spotlight. Worked closely with consuming teams adapting the framework to their needs while keeping it architecturally coherent.

Improved unit testing performance (5x speedup) and pioneered techniques such as screenshot unit testing and modular test apps - approaches later adopted across several teams.

Applied AI-assisted workflows to accelerate development and reduce oncall triage and root-cause analysis time.

Grew from cross-platform C++ infrastructure engineer into Android lead for Chat, SMS handling, and Feed — taking on increasing ownership over 5 years on Tango, a messaging and social app. Championed modern practices including Java 8 lambdas, early Kotlin adoption, and dependency injection with Dagger. Raised the quality bar by introducing Robolectric and Espresso testing and enabling native code crash reporting with full stack traces.

Implemented various live broadcasting UI features such as gifting, commenting, and rich animations.

Android platform engineer working on the reference OMAP4/5 BSP — drivers and subsystems including CSI and USB cameras and the Ducati image coprocessor. Built a realtime reporting and memory profiling tool for the OMAP test farm.

Multimedia software engineer on HP webOS for Pre3, HP TouchPad, and unannounced devices. Designed and implemented the camera hardware abstraction API, and built system-level imaging services including a fast filesystem thumbnail extractor and image editing and effects service.

Core engineer at a leading HDR imaging software company. Part of a 3-person core team building the imaging platform — including real-time image processing algorithms, RAW pipeline, color management engine, and I/O formats.

32 Float won the Popular Photography 2010 Outstanding Products Award.