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Work that shipped. Built to hold up.

A focused collection of products, platforms, and open-source tools. Each case study shows the constraints, decisions, and measurable result—not just the final screen.

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Product engineering
Technical leadership
Developer experience

Client and product work

Systems built under real pressure.

Professional work where architecture, delivery systems, and technical leadership had to move together.

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Senior Front End DeveloperActive

May 2025 - Present

Smith Commerce

Rebuilt Marcone's storefront into a faster, more accessible headless experience while giving teams room to ship independently.

Lighthouse score improved from 35 to 98
Time to Interactive dropped by 75%

React.js
Next.js
TypeScript
Apollo Client
TanStack Query

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Technical LeadCompleted

Feb 2023 - May 2025

Void.GG

Led architecture and delivery for a fast-moving esports platform across web, mobile, and backend systems, improving performance, release speed, and team velocity.

35% better system performance

React.js
Next.js
TypeScript
React Native

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Senior Full Stack EngineerCompleted

Jan 2025 - Jul 2025

Built and scaled the official X Games digital platform — a high-traffic sports media site serving millions of fans — with real-time live streaming, geo-based access control, and a programmatic ad infrastructure powered by Google Ad Manager.

56+ pull requests merged across two codebases

React.js
Next.js
Node.js
Storybook

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Independent builds

Ideas turned into useful tools.

Open-source, community, and self-directed work where curiosity becomes something other people can use.

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CreatorActive

Jul 2026 - Present

Lumen UI

Built a multi-framework design system with 123 accessible primitives for Astro, React, and Web Components, plus Figma, agent, MCP, and registry workflows.

Ships 123 accessible primitives across Astro, React, and Web Components
Shares tokens, contracts, styles, and interaction patterns without forcing one runtime