• I break things until they work
• I overengineer stuff until stuff is simple

• I make tools to make life easier for my nerd friends.¹
• I present these tools at local meetups to my nerd friends.²
• Sometimes I wake up and find myself leading software development lifecycles.
  1. In these situations, I inevitably have opinions about the existing codebase.
  2. I volunteer to fix everything myself by changing the whole stack.
  3. ???
  4. I learn the value of teamwork. That counts as profit.³
  5. Rinse and repeat.
• Senior year of university, I stumbled into working with an AlphaLab-funded startup.
  • Actually, I just did the music for their app.
  • I have an undertapped network.

JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Node.js, Express, React, SQL, MongoDB, TypeScript, Git & Version Control, REST API, GraphQL, Next.js, Prisma, Mongoose, Jest, Jira, Figma, Bootstrap, Material UI, Tailwind CSS, OOP, Agile, Accessibility, Docker, Cloud Platforms, and other stuff too.

• Ecohz - providing a funding solution for underserved climate projects (WeHaventLaunchedYet)
• SongStrudel - doubling music production productivity. (Repo)
• PartyRoomBloom - planning engaging tabletop gaming sessions. (Repo)
• C Flat Run - getting this a cappella group more bookings. (Repo)
• Nick B. Schatzki - making my brother a famous voice artist (shameless plug he's really good). (Repo)
• Top Secret - wrangling an old React package because it did what this secretive client wanted. (ImUnderAnNda)
• LA Epic Club Crawls - persuading the owners to let me rebuild their site that I did my darndest to optimize.

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