Career History

HubSpot

I joined HubSpot as the first frontend engineer on Sandboxes and grew into Tech Lead for 3 senior engineers across the Sandboxes, Multi-Account Management, and Account Cleanup teams. Over five years, Sandboxes grew from a 20-user alpha to 40%+ of HubSpot’s enterprise install base, and its growth was still accelerating when I left.

My biggest project was Deploy to Production, which had long been one of the largest roadblocks for upmarket customers. I owned the deploy UI flow in close partnership with Product Design, and I designed the logic that finds asset dependencies and detects conflicts during a deployment. The launch unlocked significant recurring revenue and opened Sandboxes up to more enterprise customers.

I proposed and built a shared UI component library used by three frontend teams: Sandboxes, Multi-Account Management, and Partner Portability. It saved days of design and engineering time and kept the UX consistent across all three. I also built an internal debugging app end-to-end so customer support and non-technical users could triage sandbox issues themselves instead of waiting on engineering.

Most recently, I brought Sandboxes into HubSpot’s Breeze AI assistant with 10+ MCP tools and 3+ AI skills, so users can pull data and take actions through chat. I also used AI skills to automate content collection when new assets are onboarded to the Portability Framework, which cut down on manual work.

Effective School Solutions

I architected and built the company’s corporate website with React, Redux, Salesforce, Marketo, and AWS (Lambda, CloudFront, S3). I also worked closely with designers to build a blog and a COVID-19 resource hub with educational tools and resources to support the mental health of children in K-12 schools.

Bunch, Inc.

At Bunch I built enterprise video and digital signage products for some of the world’s largest companies. I led the design of the company’s first React Native app, which let enterprise teams create and share video as an alternative to meetings and email. For that app I built direct messaging with cross-team and external user support, plus an upload queue manager that handled concurrent uploads on web and mobile.

For the digital signage platform, I helped build a content scheduling system running on 10,000+ devices across trading floors and offices at multiple Fortune 500 companies. I also built a Zoom Room integration that let users create and join meetings from dedicated hardware, with a remote control for running meetings from any phone or computer. I also drove the frontend for a real-time monitoring and reporting platform for enterprise video and live broadcasts, which served 50,000+ users a day.

I also worked directly with customers as the first line of support for 5+ enterprise clients. I set up an end-to-end QA process across all our applications, which reduced support tickets and freed the team to focus on building.

Portfolio Evaluations, Inc.

Before moving into software, I spent three years as an investment analyst. I produced performance reports for institutional clients using quantitative and qualitative analysis and a proprietary mutual fund scoring system. I was also the primary client contact for portfolio rebalancing, custodian and investment manager searches, and asset allocation studies. Turning complex data into clear decisions for clients still shapes how I build products.

Hack Reactor

This is where I made the switch from finance to software engineering.

Rutgers Business School, Rutgers University

John Cabot University