I am a full-stack developer with strong analytical skills and a passion for engineering creative solutions to modern day problems. In my free time, I enjoy building custom Amazon Alexa skills, tinkering with personal projects, and participating in local hackathons.
I am currently a full-stack software developer at everydev, an agency in San Diego that primarily builds web and mobile applications from scratch for startup companies. The projects that I am currently working on are built with JavaScript, React, Node.js, Express, and MySQL, and I have experience with other relevant technologies and stacks. Writing code is my one true passion, and I love to learn new technologies and techniques to hone my craft. I am always looking to build cool things, so feel free to contact me with your awesome ideas.
Full-stack React web application that allows users to log in, view, and check into different surf spots in the San Diego area. Decoupled frontend(React, jQuery, Bootstrap) and backend(Node, Express, Sequelize, PostgreSQL). Utilizes password encryption libraries, a RESTful API, and surf data pulled from the Spitcast public API. Developed using agile methodologies.
Technologies: React, JavaScript, Node.js, Express, Sequelize, PostgreSQL, jQuery, Bootstrap, CORS, RESTful API, Spitcast API, Heroku
Web game built with React and JavaScript. Game randomly places ships of varying sizes on the board with ships always being placed at least one square away from each other(buffer). User can see hits and misses as they click on squares. Implementation based on user epics and stories.
Technologies: React, Javascript, Heroku
Full-stack React web application with decoupled frontend and backend. Utilized JavaScript, Express, JSON APIs, MVC, and CORS with PostgreSQL on the backend. CRUD operations to allow users to create and maintain projects for a Fictional rivet company wikipedia.
Technologies: React, JavaScript, Node.js, Express, Sequelize, PostgreSQL, jQuery, Bootstrap, CORS, RESTful API, Heroku
Winner of the Most Innovative prize at the Women Who Code SD 2018 Hackathon. A full-stack web game for classroom use that teaches children and teens about media literacy through a living, relevant example of how information decays the further it gets from a primary source. Imagined and built in less than 8 hours with Ruby and Ruby on Rails.
Technologies: Ruby, Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, Heroku
