"Do what you think is interesting, do something that you think is fun and worthwhile, because otherwise you won’t do it well anyway."
― Brian W. Kernighan
Experience
SponsorCX
May, 2022 - May, 2023 Senior Software Engineer
📈 A software that helps properties and brands efficiently manage all their sponsorships while maintaining a high level of collaboration with their partners. Sponsorship management made easy.
Worked as a junior software engineer quickly making my way up to senior level. I worked diligently to provide reporting features as well as bringing a depth of knowledge about optimization and performance. As a fullstack engineer, I also was equipped with a strong skill in developer operations and Unix tooling.
Worked as a junior software engineer quickly making my way up to senior level. I worked diligently to provide reporting features as well as bringing a depth of knowledge about optimization and performance. As a fullstack engineer, I also was equipped with a strong skill in developer operations and Unix tooling.
Shoppy
May, 2022Side Project
🛍️ Ecommerce platform with full CRUD support.
This project uses vanilla PHP 7.4, Composer, MySQL, Docker, and Nginx to build a fully functional ecommerce platform.
Shoppy was created as a test for Scandiweb, a web development company based in Riga, Latvia. This website was created to showcase my development of REST APIs, my knowledge of design patterns, and my ability to structure and maintain a full stack web application.
This project uses vanilla PHP 7.4, Composer, MySQL, Docker, and Nginx to build a fully functional ecommerce platform.
Shoppy was created as a test for Scandiweb, a web development company based in Riga, Latvia. This website was created to showcase my development of REST APIs, my knowledge of design patterns, and my ability to structure and maintain a full stack web application.
XPS Upcharge
February, 2022Side Project
📦 Userscript that modifies XPS Shipper
This project uses TypeScript, Styled Components, React, and Rollup to construct a userscript for use with GreaseMonkey, TamperMonkey, or ViolentMonkey.
This script modifies XPS Shipper by calculating upcharges for different vendors based on unique percentages for each vendor. The script uses GreaseMonkey's API in order to save the percentages to a to a database. It also maintains an options menu for setting up settings.
This project uses TypeScript, Styled Components, React, and Rollup to construct a userscript for use with GreaseMonkey, TamperMonkey, or ViolentMonkey.
This script modifies XPS Shipper by calculating upcharges for different vendors based on unique percentages for each vendor. The script uses GreaseMonkey's API in order to save the percentages to a to a database. It also maintains an options menu for setting up settings.
Signing Saavy API
January, 2022Side Project
🧏 Unofficial Python API wrapper for https://signingsavvy.com
This project uses Python's Quart package to create a local that can be used to make queries to a REST API.
I started this project to help with learning American Sign Language because it is something I have always found interesting and wanted to learn. I ended up using the API to create a script to scrape and construct flashcards for Anki.
This project uses Python's Quart package to create a local that can be used to make queries to a REST API.
I started this project to help with learning American Sign Language because it is something I have always found interesting and wanted to learn. I ended up using the API to create a script to scrape and construct flashcards for Anki.
Gadfly
October, 2021Side Project
🪰 Google Apps Script homework helper.
This project uses Google Apps Script with Clasp, TypeScript, and MediaWiki to create a homework helper that pulls definitions from Wikipedia to help with defining lists.
This project was inspired by a homework project one of my friends had for art history where she had to define terms. This helped her to understand the terms that she had to learn.
This project uses Google Apps Script with Clasp, TypeScript, and MediaWiki to create a homework helper that pulls definitions from Wikipedia to help with defining lists.
This project was inspired by a homework project one of my friends had for art history where she had to define terms. This helped her to understand the terms that she had to learn.
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