Software Developer | Technical Support Engineer
Adaptable full-stack engineer who builds reliable applications, automates workflows, and resolves complex production issues.
I bridge support and engineering by debugging distributed systems, improving APIs and internal tools, and turning user needs into practical product improvements.
Product engineering, production support, and internal tooling with an emphasis on reliability, maintainability, and practical user outcomes.
Build and ship product features across React, Next.js, Angular, TypeScript, Node.js, Django, GraphQL, and Postgres.
Debug production issues, investigate distributed systems, improve internal tooling, and turn recurring support pain points into durable fixes.
Work across AWS, Docker, Python, RAG, and agent-style workflows to streamline operations and ship practical tooling.
TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Java, SQL
React, Next.js, Angular, Tailwind CSS, Material UI, Redux, HTML, CSS
Node.js, Django, Flask, GraphQL, Postgres, REST APIs
AWS, Docker, Git, RAG, AI Agent Development
Experience spanning technical support and full-stack engineering for customer-facing products and internal tools.
Managed and resolved 40+ daily support tickets for an application serving 10,000+ active users, led live troubleshooting sessions, and consistently delivered strong customer outcomes in SLA-driven environments.
Built across Angular, React, Django, GraphQL, Java, and AWS to ship authentication, APIs, grant workflows, rebate tooling, session services, and AI-assisted product features.
Improved internal support workflows, worked with ETL pipelines and distributed services, and focused on making complex systems easier to debug, support, and trust.
Focused mobile learning apps that teach fundamentals by doing
A helpful tool to stay organized while applying to jobs
A blog site with different subscription tiers for users to view premium content
Infinitely scroll through all characters from the wonderful world of Disney
A resource to research cocktail recipes and how to make them