About

I'm currently looking for my next software engineering role. If you have a lead and think I'd be a good fit, please get in touch!

I'm a software engineer based in Burlington, VT. I have over 10 years of industry experience with a focus on Digital Commerce, Advertising, and Monetization. Most recently I was a Senior Software Engineer at Gain Compliance, where I built software that helps insurance companies prepare their statutory financial reporting documents for state and federal regulations. In my previous role at Vox Media, I was responsible for ad formats, ad delivery, ad placements, and third-party integrations to drive revenue. Prior to that, I developed a seamless online shopping experience for the Burton Snowboards global e-commerce platform.

My career journey has included diverse contract work too. I have helped build government apps (property inspection and environmental remediation), health care portals, a solar panel monitoring system, and an ethical concert ticket marketplace. I have also built websites and managed Google Ads campaigns for small local businesses who are getting online for the first time. This breadth of experience has equipped me with a comprehensive understanding of the unique needs of businesses of all sizes, allowing me to recommend and implement the right solutions at the right time. You can learn more about my consulting practice. at Solitary Software, LLC.

In addition to my professional work, I recently launched Landscaper's Logbook, a micro-SaaS tool built for landscaping businesses to map job sites, track and assign work. It's my first independently released subscription product.

I hold a Bs in Computer Science, a Bs in Web Development, and an 18-credit certificate in C++ Programing from Champlain College. I am comfortable working with JavaScript, C++, Python, or Ruby across the tech stack, regardless of framework or library. I think having a strong core in computer science, natural curiosity, joy of autodidacticism, and resiliency are more important than whatever tech is trendy.