In 2025, I contributed to multiple AI products at Meta, including, among others, Meta AI and Midjen. Of these, only Meta AI is currently available to the public, so unfortunately, I cannot share the others.
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I contributed to multiple AI products at Meta, including, among others, Meta AI and Midjen. Of these, only Meta AI is currently available to the public, so unfortunately, I cannot share the others.
I implemented the Meta AI remix flow.
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From 2020-2024 at Meta, I was the lead full stack engineer for Admin Assist, a feature which allows admins of Facebook groups and pages to automate post and member moderation, as well as create scheduled content.
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For four years at Meta, I was the lead full stack engineer for Admin Assist, a feature which allows admins of Facebook groups and pages to automate post and member moderation, as well as create scheduled content. Admin Assist is used by tens of millions of users, and is one of the most positively reviewed features.
From 2017-2020 at Credly, I was the lead front-end engineer for the end-user and enterprise products of Credly's leading digital credential platform.
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Credly is a digital credentialing platform allowing users to provide proof of education, certifications and other credentials.
For four years at Credly, I was the lead front-end engineer. I was responsible for:
* Building and maintaining a component library in React.
At TripAdvisor from 2013-2017, I was the tech lead and lead front end engineer for the Site Experience team. This team's goal was to improve user experience across the site. I also lead a cross-team effort to improve our front end architecture and keep up with the latest technology.
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At TripAdvisor, I was the tech lead and lead front end engineer for the Site Experience team. This team's goal was to improve user experience across the site. I also lead a cross-team effort to improve our front end architecture and keep up with the latest technology.
From 2001-2013, I was the lead front-end engineer for a conferencing and collaboration platform. In addition, I designed APIs, wrote and maintained API documentation, and served as UI designer.
In 2000-2001, I was the front-end engineer for a product that built 3D models of the user's head from photographs, and animated those models based on the user's movements. The UI was built entirely in OpenGL.
I have limited experience with animation libraries, but I pride myself on being able to pick up new technologies and paradigms the first day on the job. To demonstrate this, I taught myself the Motion animation library, and built four demos over the course of a day or so. (November 2025)
In the 2010s, I designed this website for personal use, as a template on top of the DokuWiki system. It features: