Skills & Experience
I'm proficient with:
- Ruby & Rails,
- Docker & Docker Compose,
- Kafka; RabbitMQ,
- JavaScript & Node.js®
- Linux; Databases/SQL; Git & GitHub,
- React; HTML & CSS,
- HTTP/IP/TCP/UDP/TLS
- AWS Lambda; IAM; Step Functions; EC2; EKS; SNS,
- And more.
I currently work as a software engineer at Prime Trust, a fintech company building out the future of financial infrastructure, defined by digital assets. Some highlights of my time working at Prime Trust since Jan 31, 2022 are:
- Integrated a complex system into a new ledger system with millions of transactions, historical data included, to help decrease costs by ~$70k per month;
- Improved business logic and leveraged SQL to save the company ~$50k per month;
- Researched and ran learning sessions for Docker & Docker Compose and Kafka;
- Onboarded and mentored a new teammate; and
- Saw the need for and created a biweekly team social hour.
Before I worked for Prime Trust, I worked as a software engineer for Re:amaze by GoDaddy. At Re:amaze by GoDaddy, I've:
- Taken a backend-centric role where I led the adoption of a new attachment backend in our Rails app;
- Created a new column in a database table with 118 million+ records and backfilled the values with minimal downtime;
- Spec'd out and built various APIs for integration with GoDaddy products, took the lead in migrating a massive monolithic Rails app from Rails 5 → 6, Designed and added drop-in encryption for sensitive fields in our database with full backward compatibility and no downtime;
- And more.
Before I worked at Re:amaze by GoDaddy, I built Maestro, an open-source easy-to-use framework for quickly bootstrapping and iterating upon serverless orchestration workflows with AWS Lambdas and AWS Step Functions.
If you want to know more about my experiences, see my resume at the bottom of this web page.
▾Maestro

The rise of serverless architectures and FaaS offerings such as AWS Lambda has revolutionized how companies are developing modern apps. The need for an orchestration layer over these architectures has brought about services such as AWS Step Functions. However, deploying apps that use Step Functions can be tedious and error-prone. Maestro prioritizes speed and developer productivity by automating this process so that the developer’s focus stays on developing their application's business logic.
Maestro is an open-source easy-to-use framework for quickly bootstrapping, deploying, and rapidly iterating serverless orchestration (hence the name) workflows and applications using Node.js® and AWS Step Functions.
Maestro makes it easy to get started developing serverless orchestration workflows. Plus, deploying is a breeze with Maestro. Since Maestro also offers frictionless teardown, re-deploying is as simple as tearing down and deploying again. Using Maestro aids development not only in the initial phase of a project but throughout maintaining and iterating on a project.
Read the case study ▾Other Projects
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Just Postit
Reddit-like social app
Just Postit, built with Bootstrap and Rails, is a social app, inspired by Reddit, that allows authenticated users to create, delete, edit, and view categories, posts, and comments.
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Reaction
Trello-like organization board
Reaction, built with React, Redux, and Rails, is a productivity board, inspired by Trello, that allows users to create, delete, edit, and view boards, cards, and lists.
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The Time Manager
Track and Intelligently View Your Hours
The Time Manager, using OOP-designed Ruby with the Sinatra framework, facilitates tracking study/work time so that the user can know exactly how many of their precious hours are going to good use.