As a senior, I handle the most complex and challenging development tasks across our mobile applications and enterprise dashboard. My responsibilities extend beyond coding to include mentoring newer developers, providing technical guidance, and helping the team navigate difficult problems. I serve as a technical evaluator, critically assessing emerging technologies and frameworks to determine their potential value and application. This involves thorough research, proof-of-concept implementations, and making recommendations that influence our technical roadmap. I maintain and enforce high code quality standards through code reviews, establishing best practices, and implementing architectural patterns that promote maintainability and scalability. These responsibilities complement my ongoing development duties, including feature implementation, bug fixing, and continuous improvement of our existing solutions.

At Security Service, I helped develop a mobile banking application from concept to production within a year, and later helped replace an aging enterprise monitoring dashboard. Both solutions were built with Ionic, Angular, and ASP.NET Core. I also helped implement comprehensive end-to-end testing using Cypress to ensure quality and reliability across platforms. Throughout their lifecycles, I provided ongoing feature enhancements and maintenance support, collaborating closely with fellow developers to deliver optimal solutions. My role involved extensive cross-functional collaboration, working with business stakeholders, UI/UX designers, and QA specialists to review requirements, implement design specifications, and resolve issues throughout the development process. This collaborative approach helped ensure both projects met organizational needs while maintaining high standards of quality and user experience.

At AT&T, I developed a confidential full stack web application for the federal government. Requiring secret clearance, this project began as an individual effort that eventually grew into a small team as the project neared completion. Throughout this process, I maintained responsibility for key architectural and technology decisions, building the core platform on React and Django. The system was deployed to Red Hat Enterprise Linux servers where comprehensive security and stability measures were followed to meet the government's stringent requirements. My efforts resulted in a robust and modern solution that successfully satisfied both the requirements of the users and the government.

The digital face and hub for my business, Beenana. Setting up a business was no small feat. I carefully navigated local and state laws and ensured that all regulatory requirements were met. This dedication to laying a solid foundation for the business is reflected in every aspect of our website. It effectively showcases our product lineup while providing valuable resources tailored to our audience. Built with React and Next.js, the site delivers a clean and professional aesthetic that reinforces our brand identity.

A mobile application designed as an intimate party game that encourages players to answer personal questions together in a private setting. Questionairy features questions spanning all categories of life, carefully crafted to spark deep and meaningful conversations among friends, family, or partners. Built using a robust technology stack including the Ionic, Angular, and ASP.NET Core frameworks, this application delivers a smooth and engaging experience across Android and iOS. This project represents a significant personal achievement, having been developed and deployed over two years of my personal free time. As my first commercial project, Questionairy transforms my passion for meaningful human connection into a polished digital product that helps others deepen their relationships through thoughtful conversation.

A comprehensive dashboard developed to monitor company applications and visualize critical data through interactive charts and graphs. I rebuilt the older dashboard with the Ionic, Angular, and ASP.NET Core frameworks, and the team was later scaled as development neared completion. I played a significant role in the design as well, creating an intuitive interface that balances information density with clarity. Despite its complexity and limited resources, the entire system was delivered in a short period of time, providing stakeholders with real-time visibility into application performance and business metrics that drive decision-making across the organization.

A mobile image board client for Android featuring a streamlined feature set and a modern, intuitive user interface. Fore allows users to easily browse and search boards, threads, and posts, while also enabling them to download and share images and videos directly from within the app. Built with the Ionic and Angular frameworks, Fore provides image board enthusiasts with a clean and efficient way to engage with content while focusing on core functionality rather than overwhelming users with excessive features.

As part of a small development team, I helped create this fully-featured mobile banking application using the Ionic, Angular, and ASP.NET Core frameworks in under a year, allowing for seamless deployment on both Android and iOS. We implemented comprehensive end-to-end testing with Cypress to ensure reliability across devices and use cases. Since launch, our team continues to actively maintain and enhance the application, rolling out regular updates with new features and security improvements.

Starting with a rudimentary code base, this web application combined a React frontend with a Django backend. Initially developed as a solo effort, I architected and implemented the entire solution from concept to deployment, leveraging modern practices across the entire stack. As the project's scope expanded, I transitioned into leading a small development team, maintaining code quality and security standards throughout. This sensitive project required secret clearance, requiring all team members to adhere to strict confidentiality protocols while delivering a powerful application with modern capabilities.

Built with React and Next.js, this single-page web application that functions as an offline password generator with extensive customization options. Passage features a striking visual feedback system that dynamically alters the color scheme of the interface based on user selections, providing intuitive visual cues about password strength and complexity. Users can also generate multiple passwords simultaneously and save them directly to a text file for enhanced privacy, eliminating the need for visual or clipboard transmission of sensitive information.

A mobile WHOIS client specifically designed for Android users. Whoisit prioritizes user privacy during domain name searches by sending all queries directly to the most appropriate WHOIS server without intermediaries, effectively preventing domain name scalping by registrars. Developed using Flutter, this application delivers a straightforward experience while maintaining a focus on privacy and direct access to domain information. Whoisit gives users confidence that their domain searches remain private and secure, making it an essential tool for developers, entrepreneurs, and anyone looking to check domain availability without revealing their interest to opportunistic registrars.

A single-page web application that serves as a comprehensive Unicode exploration tool. Users can browse through all currently allocated Unicode blocks, perform searches for characters by name, literal representation, or code point, and discover detailed information about each character. Built with React and Next.js, Unibrowse makes navigating the vast world of Unicode intuitive and educational, whether you're a developer looking for specific code points, a linguist researching character sets, or just curious about the symbols at your fingertips.

A versatile file system management tool available as both a command line utility and desktop application. Designed to efficiently rename large collections of files, Reviso empowers users to transform file names through simple text replacements, sophisticated pattern matching with regular expressions, or choose from a variety of commonly used case conventions. Built with Kotlin and JavaFX (and inspired by a similar tool that was discontinued), Reviso aims to fill the void by offering an intuitive and flexible interface making bulk file organization accessible to users of all technical levels, whether they prefer clicking buttons or typing commands.

A command line utility that recursively changes file and directory permissions throughout a directory tree. Rchmod extends the functionality of the standard chmod command with recursive and type capabilities making it ideal for efficiently managing permissions across complex directory structures. The Rust implementation ensures both memory safety and remarkable performance, especially when handling large file systems. Rchmod served as an exercise in systems programming and creating practical, performance-optimized tools that solve common administrative challenges.

A security-focused command line utility that permanently erases files by overwriting file contents with zeros before removal, preventing potential data recovery. Written in Rust, Zero delivers exceptional performance even when handling large files. The implementation leverages Rust's safety guarantees while maintaining impressive execution speed, making secure file erasure both practical and efficient. This project was my introduction to Rust and broadened my horizons to systems programming, creating security tools, and learning modern, performance-oriented languages.

A simple yet engaging physics-based 2D sandbox game built with Java and LibGDX. As my first software project created during school, Projectile Motion Simulator allows users to spawn thousands of objects with different physical properties and create spectacular chain reactions. The highlight feature is an all-powerful cannon ball that can wreak delightful havoc throughout the play space. This project allowed me to explore fundamental programming concepts while creating something genuinely fun, combining creative expression with practical physics simulation in an engaging digital playground.

Using Java, I developed a high-performance in-memory JSON document store and devised a variety of tests that pushed the JVM to its absolute limits. This component was successfully integrated into a fork of Apache Geode with SQL-like querying capabilities in development at the University of Texas at San Antonio. This project received recognition as a Best Technology award winner and resulted in a publication that was accepted at the 2017 IEEE International Conference on Big Data.

I earned my undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at San Antonio with a comprehensive Computer Science education focusing on Software Engineering. This rigorous program balanced theoretical computer science foundations with practical software development skills, preparing me for real-world challenges in the technology sector. I graduated magna cum laude with honors and earned a membership in the prestigious National Society of Collegiate Scholars.