Recently, my focus has shifted to building a set of micro services to support specialized savings approaches within the official bank application.

- Researched and learned about best option frameworks in Python

- Built several Python prototypes as proof of concept for various micro services

- Built a Python package to extend the lightweight API framework we're using to validate JWT signatures and authorize based on claims

- Actively building and refactoring micro services to operate smoothly with each other and services maintained by other org teams

- Have been strongly involved in the devops process coordinating many AWS services to deploy Dockerized services

- Worked on maintaining, optimizing and adding additional functionality to the Rails app

- Rails projects for Dobot include:

- Joined the recently acquired Dobot team as an application developer and stood up a Ruby on Rails REST API that had been shuttered for over a year

- Refactored the transaction sorting pattern and ACH format file builder

- Upgraded our staging and prod account from 1 phone number to 100s of Twilio phone numbers stuck to users for SMS interaction

- Worked with team members to come up with architecture for api managed in-app themes, invite-based social savings options, and weekly or biweekly scheduled savings for individual users.

- Worked on maintaining and building out the standalone Dobot iOS application:

- Swift projects for Dobot include:

- Added a drop-down dashboard for users to find and explore new in-app features

- Built the front end for the invite-based social savings endpoints as well as the scheduled savings of our Rails app

- Transitioned away from a legacy library to using Swift's Codable protocol for parsing JSON

- Personal weekend project to implement a better version of one of my final Turing projects - Recipe Resource

- Currently working on the REST API to support a social cookbook application

- Plan to write a Swift app to consume it and make available in the app store

- 2  week solo project creating a Rails app designed to make recipe management easier for chefs & improve communication between staff members.

- 3rd place winner of the Turing School demo competition

- Implemented multitenant authentication & authorization

- Consumed from the yelp! API to auto populate existing restaurant information & provide users with customer perception of their restaurant.

Contributed to Code for Denver's OWLET project, learning about ClojureScript and functional programming along the way.