A native app, then React Native
Built the iOS app from scratch in Swift, with biometric security, and directed a contract engineer on Android. Owned both store releases, then researched, prototyped, and led its migration to React Native and Expo.

Thirteen years shipping web and mobile products, SDKs, and cloud backends. Seven of them were on a payroll platform that grew to nearly $2 billion in annual payments. I have led teams, owned delivery end to end, and now put AI to work in my everyday engineering.






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See all workBuilt the iOS app from scratch in Swift, with biometric security, and directed a contract engineer on Android. Owned both store releases, then researched, prototyped, and led its migration to React Native and Expo.
Led a mobile squad, then a full engineering team. Took tier-2 escalations and on-call for nearly five years, then led a team that shipped eight security enhancements.
Build agent skills and tooling for my own work, and contribute fixes upstream to AI developer tools. Earned the AWS Certified AI Practitioner credential.
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B.S. Computer Science, Utah State University, cum laude. AWS Certified AI Practitioner.
The full resume, with education and certificationsReact, React Native, TypeScript, Expo, EAS, Swift, Kotlin, Storybook
Node.js, Java, Spring Boot, GraphQL, PostgreSQL, AWS
Amazon Bedrock, OpenAI, Vercel AI SDK, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot
Jest, Playwright, GitHub Actions, Sentry
“A champion of industry best practices… never satisfied with just ok. A true unicorn talent.”
“Works hard and gets results while maintaining a high level of product quality. He is a true leader.”
“A strong technologist who gets along great with others, and most importantly, gets results.”