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CURRICULUM VITAE

Résumé.

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Experience

2023 — NOWBROOKLYN, NY

Independent — Open source + freelance

Maintain bodega, stoop, crosstown, and driftwatch — about 7k stars between them and a respectfully triaged issue tracker.

Freelance design-and-build for Halstead Books, Pilcrow, Rockaway Surf Club, and the Fort Greene Supper Club. Fixed scope, clean handover, no retainers.

2019 — 2023NEW YORK, NY

Apple — Senior Engineer, Apple Media Products

Owned the web audio pipeline for Apple Music’s browser player; took cold start from “go make tea” to under a second.

Ran the retirement of two legacy embed APIs without breaking partner integrations. Mostly.

2015 — 2019NEW YORK, NY

Google — Software Engineer, Drive

Worked on Drive’s sync engine — owned conflict resolution and the offline queue for a few hundred million people who never noticed. That was the point.

On-call for a service measured in nine zeroes of requests. Slept fine, mostly.

2012 — 2015REDMOND, WA

Microsoft — Software Engineer, Azure

Azure portal front end, back when TypeScript was a beta and a bet. The bet aged well.

Shipped the resource-group billing view that, I’m told, is still in use. Sorry about the tabs.

OPEN SOURCE

bodega v3.0.0-rc.2 · 4.2k★ — offline-first key-value store for the browser

stoop v1.8.3 · 1.1k★ — static site generator with one opinion

crosstown v2.3.0 · 890★ — zero-downtime deploys for one-server teams

driftwatch v0.9.1 · 640★ — flags config drift from git, loudly

TALKS

“Last write wins (and that’s okay)” — BrooklynJS, February 2025

“A static site generator named stoop” — QueensJS, September 2024

“The bodega is always open!” — !!Con, New York, May 2023

TOOLBOX

LANGUAGES  TypeScript, Go, Rust, SQL, and enough Swift to be dangerous

DAILY  React, Node, SQLite, Postgres, Docker, Grafana, a paper notebook

LEARNING  Rust macros, Zig, patience

EDUCATION

B.S. Computer Science — University at Buffalo, 2008–2012

Also: 2nd place, Erie County Science Fair 2004, for a Visual Basic quiz game. Peaked early, been working back ever since.