My tech journey...
Currently coding for the largest user base I've ever had
Software Engineer (iOS) | June 2021 - Current
Wow- being in this role for about a year now has definitely changed my perspective on what iOS Engineering can be.
There's so many things I've learned about product, analytics, and generally just building software at a massive scale.
It's been a really cool experience, full of growth and growing pains. Maybe I could make one of those day in the life vidoes? (Can I monetize that?) ðŸ«
Where I helped build software for the food industry's good guys
iOS Engineer | November 2018 - April 2021
As an iOS Engineer at ChowNow, I’ve definitely been busy 🔥
From prototyping, developing, testing, and iterating our core mobile ordering product to the unique challenges in maintaining a white labeled application to be used by thousands of restaurant clients, my engineering experience here has been filled with a lot of fun problems in scalability and architecture.
Here is an App Store link to just one of our many Order Direct iOS applications.
Site | get.chownow.com
My experience working in the intersection of cars and code
Associate Engineer (iOS) | June 2017 - November 2018
At Toyota, I had the opportunity to work on a car sharing initiative (Hui) as one of three iOS Developer for Hawaii's largest privately owned business (Servco). Our application empowers users to be mobile without the responsibility of car ownership, and through our application, we provide a service that lets them move freely throughout the island of Oahu.
During our app's lifecycle, I was able to develop main features such as annotation clustering, vehicle bookings, user onboarding, reservation quoting and invoicing, and incident reports.
Other things I've done here at Toyota is test automation in iOS, being a core developer for some of our internal frameworks, and (self admittedly) being the most hilarious member of the UI/UX team.
Site | toyotaconnected.com
My iOS gateway role
iOS Development Intern | June 2016 - August 2016
During the summer of 2016, I had the opportunity to intern for the Powershift Group in downtown Austin.
The Powershift Group is a venture development group that provides technology and business services for new startups. My internship consisted of iOS development for our team's project, The Dime Club, where I developed and tested main user flows using Objective-C and XCTest!
Crunchbase |crunchbase.com/organization/powershift-group
Where I helped my university tour around its sustainable landmarks
Software Development Intern | August 2015 - May 2016
The UT Office of Sustainability is dedicated to the awareness and preservation of natural resources and renewable energy.
As one of the office's student developers, I was able to design and implement the UT Green Tours project website while being able to support and advocate clean energy efforts within the campus community!
