Engineered a multi-tenant authentication system and AI-powered voice-to-voice conversation platform for Amigo.ai. As one of the first developers, architected and built core components of the front-end application, collaborating with founders, product team, and backend developers to establish the foundation for critical features.

Co-founded coraki.dev, a software development agency specializing in startup solutions. Led brand development and marketing initiatives while managing client relationships. Recently completed a 9-month contract with NYC-based startup Amigo.ai.

Engineered a React-based open-source component library for IoT Digital Twins visualization, enabling both internal Microsoft teams and third-party developers to build sophisticated 3D IoT web applications. Spearheaded best practices in React library development while deepening expertise in TypeScript/JavaScript ecosystem and web application architecture.

Engineered an open-source D3.js scatterplot visualization for Microsoft Azure IoT, building a React-based web dashboard with TypeScript. Contributed 1,000+ lines of production code while adopting industry best practices through mentorship from senior developers.

Led a team of five developers and one designer in creating a HoloLens mixed-reality application for BC Cancer, enabling 3D visualization of tumor data to accelerate cancer research. As scrum lead, coordinated with program managers to define product roadmap and sprint planning while developing core functionality using Unity, C#, and advanced graphics rendering.

Read more about my project here: Vancouver Garage Interns help BC Cancer Foundation research cancer by using holograms

Contributed to QHacks, Queen’s University’s premier hackathon, supporting an event with 500+ participants and 50+ sponsors. Redesigned the landing page, which drove 1,800+ applications from 25+ universities and reached tens of thousands of students across North America.

Engineered and deployed the QSC conference website, implementing dynamic content management for speakers, sponsors, and event details. Created an innovative JavaScript-based ‘Lost in Space’ interactive game that engaged over 100 conference delegates through a choose-your-own-adventure experience.

Developed QShare, a university-focused ride-sharing platform, in collaboration with North America’s first student-run product management program. Built a full-stack application using React, Node.js, and MongoDB, integrated with Google Cloud services and Facebook API for authentication and social features.

Architected and deployed the Golden Words website, Queen’s University’s student-run comedy newspaper, serving 30,000+ unique visitors. Engineered a comprehensive migration of thousands of articles from Drupal to WordPress, implementing video integration, dynamic event calendars, article categorization, and custom interactive widgets.

Technology Director for QEC 2018. Tasked with designing, building, and deploying the QEC website, integrating a software challenge into the competition, coordinating the delegate application process, and overseeing all technology related work for the conference.