As an intern, I gained hands-on experience in full-stack development, working with React, TypeScript, ASP.NET APIs, and PL/SQL databases. I contributed to the MyBusiness app for U.S. based independent distributors, maintaining its admin site and enhancing usability. My work included migrating the Maximo system to a React-based platform, optimizing workflows in manufacturing, and gathering valuable software usage metrics. These efforts supported data-driven decisions and improved operational efficiency across teams.

In my role at Cracker Barrel, I was responsible for optimizing both web and mobile applications, enhancing performance, and reducing load times. Leveraging technologies like React.js, Axios, and Redux, I worked on Azure for cloud scaling and deployment. I managed load balancing with Azure Front Door and facilitated streamlined deployment processes with Azure DevOps. My role involved orchestrating branching strategies for smooth deployments and maintaining strong partnerships with third-party vendors, ensuring reliable service integrations.

At Datably, I focused on creating scalable, well-architected software solutions using Test-Driven Development (TDD) and Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles. My work emphasized maintaining clean, modular code adhering to the Single Responsibility Principle, ensuring that each class served a specific purpose. I worked closely with cross-functional team members to help define project scopes, design robust features, and groom the backlog for maintainable sprint flow. Major projects I've contributed to include Ignition (a React-based platform), RTTN Website and Mobile App (HTML, LESS, JavaScript, and React Native), and Crash Companion (React Native). These projects range from modernizing legacy systems to building brand-new applications from the ground up.

At Clayton Homes, I lead the redevelopment of the VMFHomes website, a public-facing platform for purchasing used and reposed manufactured homes. The project is built in Next.js with TypeScript and utilizes Contentful as the CMS for dynamic content management. I've implemented Open-Next to bundle the application and Terraform for Infrastructure as Code (IaC) to deploy on AWS, creating a fully serverless, scalable solution that reduces hosting costs. Additionally, the site integrates with a .NET Core backend API to retrieve asset information, ensuring accurate, up-to-date listings for users. I also developed a custom GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline, reducing deployment time by 84% and enabling faster, more reliable updates. This project has uplifted the previous site, modernizing the technology stack and enhancing user experience while optimizing operational costs.