Hi, I'm
Currently working for Nike, my team and I develop consumer facing experiences and develop the infrastructure and tooling used across teams working on nike.com. I specialize in building and designing web applications for businesses of all shapes and sizes.
Software Engineer II
B.S. Computer Science, minor in Chemistry
Published Pipeline Trees at ITISE 2021, the International Conference on Time Series and Forecasting.
Full-Stack Engineer & UI Designer
Won the 2020 Oregon Technology Association “Hack for a Cause” with the prototype, then took the app to production and maintained it until 2025.
Outside of work
Work from Nike, plus the products I've built on my own and with small teams.
Internal tools and platforms, so no public screenshots. These diagrams show the idea.
Nike · 2025 – present
One app for Nike store employees: their separate work tools sit behind one login, as widgets other teams ship as microfrontends. I lead a team of seven, designed the plugin CLI and widget API, and built the bridge that runs it inside Nike’s iOS app. It’s live in 800+ stores across all four Nike geos.
Nike · 2025 – present
Nike’s internal reporting for store operations, used across 2,000+ stores on four continents. I helped build the GraphQL backend on Lambda and the React frontend, then a Cursor-powered framework that cut a new report from about 10 days of work to about 10 minutes.
Nike · 2024 – 2025
The shared code every Nike.com page runs on. I added new shared infrastructure and shared utilities used by all Nike.com teams, made releases safer with canary rollouts, and owned React, Node, and Next.js upgrades for every team. Bundle work cut size 5% across 9 experiences and improved LCP 5.7%.
Nike · 2025 – present
Nike’s system of record for every dollar of cash in its stores (tills, safes, and bank deposits), checked against what the registers recorded. I maintain it: bug fixes, new features, incident response, and production support.
Public Nike.com experiences you can try today.
Nike · 2022
Project owner
Nike’s public store finder at nike.com/retail. My team of three rebuilt it in-house so Nike could drop a third-party vendor. I owned all phases of the app build-out from start to finish, SEO setup, the Apple Maps integration, and data-fetching for 3,000+ store pages on four continents. It gets about 2.9M views a month, 70% from organic search traffic.
Nike · 2023
Architect
The “choose a store” search on Nike.com. I played a major role in architecting it as one microfrontend that six Nike.com flows embed, including find-in-store, pickup orders, and returns, and ran its A/B test rollout with the data team. It handles about 60K searches a day.
Pickup Today (top left)Products I've built on my own time.
Personal project · 2026
Designer & developer
A shared grocery list for the whole household, coming soon to iPhone and Android. Type “2 lb chicken thighs” and it works out the amount and the aisle; lists sync live between phones and keep working offline; and Build mode drafts your next shop from what you usually buy. I designed and built the app and its site.
Personal project · 2023
Founding engineer
Software that lets companies in strictly regulated industries confirm their remote employees are productive while working from approved locations. I built the first desktop client, the manager dashboard, and the pipeline between them, then helped hire the founding team. It’s been running at a ~140-person medical records company since the 2023 pilot. The founding team is now launching it to other customers in the United States.
Solo product · 2020
Sole proprietor
A desktop app that helped cannabis farms track their plants and meet Oregon’s state reporting rules. It works offline in greenhouses, tracks plants with a barcode scanner, and forces updates when state rules change. It was adopted by Fox Hollow Flora, Oregon’s largest cannabis producer in 2020.
Private repository
Volunteer · 2020 – 2021
Maintained until 2025Full-stack & UI design
BRING Recycling, a Eugene nonprofit, reviews donations from photos donors upload instead of sorting texts and emails. A colleague and I built the prototype in about 36 hours and won the 2020 Oregon Technology Association “Hack for a Cause,” then took it to production. It has handled 600+ donations.
I'm always happy to talk about frontend platforms, full-stack internal tools, consumer-facing applications, or whatever you're building. Email is the fastest way to reach me.
Portland, OR · open to relocation
