Big formal jobs with hours, managers, and usually tons of internal tools and legacy code, as opposed to contract or startup work. If you're looking at this page, you may also want to know that I studied software engineering at McGill University.
My work on helping the many branches and organizations inside the justice sector of the BC Government to securely and reliably exchange information and build cross-organizational digital services.
My contributions to Flojoy, a new visual programming system, designed to make hardware and AI projects easy for a no-code audience.
Building state of the art software, cloud, LLMs, robotics, you name it, for some really interesting clients.
During my time at Amazon, I worked on modernizing the SWF (Simple Workflow) Console, making major improvements to the ways customers can troubleshoot their workflows and search for patterns of failures.
An innovative virtual art gallery, providing 3d, AR, heavy animations, and massive interactivity, all with a perfect lighthouse score.
Designed and planned a new product for use in the entire Rocscience suite of apps.
I made videos and animations, built innovative assignments, taught to over 5000 students over 6 semesters, and learned a great deal along the way. Learn about my work as TA on COMP250 at McGill.