Senior Front End Developer Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Hack Reactor Alum
I am a Front End Developer with 5 years of experience. I love JavaScript and I have expertise in Front End frameworks and libraries such as React, Vue and Angular. I also know my way around Back End technologies like Node, Express, MongoDB and SQL. I have worked with top of the line employers like Wayfair, O'reilly Autoparts, NBC Universal and Discovery Channel.
When I am not programming, I enjoy travelling, video games, photography and videography.
Lightweight and powerful.
Only the best.
Oldie but goodie.
Develop stuff in your browser? count me in.
Full JavaScript stack for the win.
because CSS is so 90's.
Senior Software Engineer
Developed components for internal design system using React, Typescript and Storybook
Engineering Lead for shared frontend packages and utilities used across Engineering
Software Engineer II
Engineering Lead for features like Click to Zoom Image Gallery, Full Width Questions and Answers, Full Width Waymore Content - built using React, CSS Grid, Redux and an In-Home Component Library
Tested these features using Jest, React Testing Library and Cypress.
Involved in Outside Work projects like JS Chapter Meetings and Tech Discussion Groups
Leader of Engineering group’s daily stand-up: responsibilities include making sure sprint cadence and velocity is up to speed, and unblocking other Engineers.
Senior UI/UX Engineer
Help maintain legacy code but also built new features like multi carrier shipping support and same day product availability using Vue, HTML, CSS, jQuery and Broadleaf Commerce.
Built dynamic information slider which incorporates data managed by non-technical team members through user friendly interface.
Project lead in charge of rebuilding, improving, and expanding website’s sales support section, which allows internal users to effectively manage the site’s internal and external users.
Front End Developer
Part of a small team that developed a portfolio / asset management app with modern tools and graph visualizations using Angular 2 and TypeScript.
Software Engineer
Created reusable, tested and modular Angular components including but not limited to accordion tables, notifications, buttons, grids, etc.
Upheld 90% unit test coverage through Jasmine test suite.
Front End Developer
Developed Marketplace and POS app features through JQuery, Foundation and Riot.js that consumed Ruby API endpoints
Software Engineer
Implemented Application features through Backbone and Marionette to increase site usability and productivity
Designed and Implemented pixel perfect and reusable web elements according to UX specifications
Bryan is the developer I’ve worked with the most, and for good reason. He has a welcoming demeanor and a natural passion for technology, which makes him a pleasure to work alongside. He can work anywhere in the stack, whether it’s a front-end framework like React or Angular, setting up a database, or connecting routes. I also appreciated his cool focus in pressure situations. He’s great at forming common sense plans under looming deadlines. Bryan is technically and personally adaptable, someone I’d trust in any situation, and it was a comfort whenever he was on my team.
I have been working with Bryan in Wayfair for one and a half years. Bryan is a reliable team player, he communicated well for making sure people are on the same page in a project. He facilitated the stand up nicely for making the team more engaged. And he is working hard, and always keeping positive under stress or working on something difficult. He is good at concluding the knowledge and work that has been done, once he understands the certain knowledge, he would be able to narrate it concisely to the audiences.
Bryan is a talented engineer. He’s demonstrated an ability to pick up new technologies and apply them to his day-to-day work. He collaborates well with others and shows his peers and juniors respect and patience. He executes well on projects and brings a good work ethic, positivity, and adaptability to every team he’s on.