Software EngineEr In NYC

From start-ups to industry giants, I work hard to deliver impact via code for both short term and long term roadmaps.

Helping brands shine in the digital era. I believe in cutting-edge solutions without the fluff, delivering results that make a real impact.

I blend creativity with technical expertise to craft digital solutions that not only look incredible but also function flawlessly.
About Me
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Where I've BEen

Meta Reality Labs

Software Engineer
Feb 2024 - Present
New York, NY

● Working in what is formerly CTRL-Labs
● Building web and mobile frameworks supporting AI researchers developing machine learning models to decode wrist sEMG signals into mappable gestures.
● Working across the full stack from firmware on prototype devices to web and mobile front-ends as well as some backend infra.
● Ongoing, stay tuned :)

Meta.com
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Commerce Canal

Software Engineer II
Mar 2023 - Present
New York, NY

● Designed and implemented ETL pipelines from multiple APIs to centralize data into AWS Redshift and PostgreSql.
● Developed analytics tools that computed insights on over $25 million in ecommerce transactions and ads.
● Enhanced code quality by leading refactoring, standardization, and automated testing efforts with CI/CD.
● Built a multi-source notification service providing time-sensitive info to our internal team of 20+ brand managers.

commercecanal.com
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Meta

Software Engineer
Sep 2022 - Nov 2022 (RIF)
New York, NY

● Rapidly adapted to and contributed within the ML pipeline and data infrastructure environment.
● Implemented new tests, maintaining the reliability and integrity of the data pipeline for ML models.
● Enhanced the internal API, adding seamless data transfers between key-value stores

Meta.com
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Oculus (meta)

Software Engineer Intern
May 2021 - Aug 2021
Los Angeles, CA

● Built reusable video thumbnail component for consumption by both Discovery Explore and Store teams
● Tested new feature internally, and rolled out to 1000s of public users ● A/B testing on video thumbnails with statistically significant increase in key engagement metrics

Oculus.com
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Projects

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Web Design
Development

E-commerce Platform for Fashion Boutique

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UI/UX Design

Mobile App Interface for Health & Fitness Tracker

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web Design
Development

Portfolio Website for Freelance Artists Collective

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Branding & Identity

Brand Identity for Sustainable Lifestyle Brand

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UI/UX Design

User Interface for Fintech Mobile App

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Web Design
Development

Landing Page for Product Launch Campaign

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What I Use

I use whatever is needed to get the job done. Though the right tool can make things easier and in my experience these are the ones that have helped me.

Full-Stack

My front end framework of choice is React.js. I Like to connect that to a backend using Node.js and the Nest.js framework using Express.js. All of these in TypeScript for the type safety is a must. And then Prisma as ORM and migration tool is also very helpful to connect the backend to a database instance.

I plan on soon learning Tailwind CSS to round out my front end knowledge. I will put the majority of my attention into the backend however, where I want to use Next.js in my next project to facilitate server-side rendering. I have so far worked on projects that have rolled their own auth but I want to and will look into Auth.js.

Infra

For infrastructure, I am very comfortable with AWS services like S3, EC2, Redshift, SQS, Lambda, and a few more. These are my go-to tools when it comes to designing infrastructure and focusing on scale. To build and deploy that infrastructure I have gained experience in Gitlab CI/CD patterns and Kubernetes containers built with Docker.
When scripting is required my language of choice is Python which I know very well including its more data-science oriented libraries such as NumPy and some light TensorFlow.

I plan on soon exploring the space of solutions for observability and log monitoring like Axiom. Though I do have experience in ETL, I also want to explore methods of making more robust pipelines like AWS Step Functions.