Currently working across the entire tech stack on the Permitting & Licensing (PLC) Team to empower more effective and accountable local governments.
I spend most of my day in the backend, but assist on the frontend as needed. I'm also involved in architecting the design and implementation of both new systems and updates meant to replace legacy monoliths.
Worked with Firefly Partners to modernize and standardize their
software engineering, as well as work across the broader team to
increase revenue generated by website development projects. This
included items such as:
• Created a foundation that serves as the starting point for all
website development projects at Firefly. This helped the website
team improve from an average of 5-15% over time & budget to
being on budget and 2-5% ahead of schedule.
• Created and integrated a custom set of continuous integration
pipelines that automated the deployment process of projects to
development, staging, and production environments.
• Worked with Sales leadership to create multiple tiers of
"quote templates" that enabled the sales team to work with
a larger degree of independence in the earlier pitching stages.
Together we created the highest revenue quarters in company history.
• Established a consistent programming interview routine for new job
applicants, allowing us to filter down to the best candidates in a
much shorter window of time.
• Launched over 25 website projects including several award winners.
My role in a senior position still has me heavily involved in the
coding process, but I've also taken on more teaching and leadership
responsibilities.
After proving that I could solve problems on the fly, deliver on
time, and write maintainable code I was raised up to a full software
engineer position where I've worked with everyone from the smallest
of clients to the billionaires.
I'm still working with some very rad people to create some pretty
amazing websites and applications, but nobody asks me to get coffee
anymore.
I'm working with some very rad people to create some pretty amazing
websites and applications.
I, along with a handful of my classmates, volunteered our time to
develop a website that would allow the Blount County branch of
United Way to digitize the staggering number of forms they receive
over the course of a year and their associated processes. We managed
to streamline a very important routine for the company and save some
trees while we did it!