Experience

Recoilize (Open Source Project)

• Software Engineer

  • Feb 2022 - Present

  -Scaled the Recoil Chrome Debugger by developing a GUI that displays the users source code in accordance with different state instances, to assist devs seeking different state management frameworks -Used Redux-Toolkit to manage state slices, allowing the consumer to access and navigate different instances of state renders for the purpose of debugging or optimize their application’s features -Leveraged the custom Recoil hooks to read and access selectors and their dependent atoms for auto-generated unit tests, allowing consumers using Recoilize to determine if the invoked selectors are returning the expected output -Utilized Typescript to enforce static typing, and allow future developers on the product to understand the expected type of the invocation of our recoil selectors and their dependent atoms -Deployed React Hooks, introducing reusability in stateful behavior within functional components for efficient use of React’s native state management and life-cycle features in order to alter state within the application upon user actions -Utilized the Codemirror code editor as an endpoint for state rendering functions, giving developers access to source Show less



Open Source

• Software Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Only Yogis: Educational App for Aspiring Yogis

  • Feb 2022 - Present

  - Utilizing React allowed us to build a scalable front end by implementing React's modularized and reusable component architecture. Direct DOM manipulation is slow, and utilizing React’s diffing process improved performance by not needing to repaint the entire DOM.- Implemented Redux as it allowed me to track data flow and state changes easily. The separation of responsibilities, and the pure nature of reducers in particular made this easier for me.- Applied Node for its caching capabilities, as well as its potential for vertical scaling. Specifically, Node is capable of streaming large files, such as videos.- Used MongoDB for its flexibility, sacrificing speed to create user schemas that will change based on the users needs, and handle large volumes of data. Show less

• Code Translator: Flash Card App for Users to Learn Python or Javascript

  • Feb 2022 - Present

  - Benefited from using a SQL database as the quiz format of our application called for relational data handling, using straightforward queries to our database with a consistent schema, resulting in quicker query processing.- Used Express for its URL routing and compatibility with our SQL database, and its ease of permitted quick implementation and ensuring requests were behaving as intended.- Built with React to flesh out our component architecture, debugging and handling state with the virtual DOM, and ultimately optimize our memory usage and update quicker.- Used Babel/core as our uglifier for its backwards compatibility and its compatibility with the other technologies used. Show less