A selection of product and platform work across healthcare, enterprise analytics, and complex internal tools.
The common thread is frontend systems thinking: simplifying complexity, improving workflows, and building interfaces that are easier to use, maintain, and extend.
Featured case study
Neuroflow
After multiple acquisitions, Neuroflow was supporting four separate behavioral health platforms with overlapping functionality and increasing frontend complexity. I helped consolidate the most important workflows into a unified React and TypeScript application that was easier to maintain, more consistent to use, and faster to extend.
40–50%Less code duplication
20+Reusable components contributed
100+ → <10Security alerts after dependency cleanup
Challenge
Multiple acquired products had left the company with fragmented user experiences, duplicated frontend logic, and parallel systems that were expensive to support. The challenge was not just to merge UIs, but to identify which workflows actually mattered and turn them into a single, coherent platform.
What I focused on
I partnered with product, design, and backend teams to prioritize the most critical features from each platform and translate them into a shared React/TypeScript SPA. I also helped standardize data-heavy interactions with Redux and AG Grid, contributed to shared GraphQL and RTK Query model work, and co-owned design system work that made the merged product feel more unified.
Selected decisions
- Prioritized the highest-value workflows across four separate products instead of attempting a one-to-one rebuild of every legacy interface.
- Standardized shared data handling patterns so teams could reuse workflows rather than duplicate them across screens and applications.
- Used Storybook-based component work to reinforce consistency at the UI layer while consolidation was happening at the application layer.
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Owl
A clinician-facing Vue application where workflow clarity, reporting, and frontend maintainability all needed improvement at the same time.
30+Features delivered
25%Workflow efficiency gain
30%Less manual reporting
Senior Software Engineer (Frontend)Vue · Vuex · Pinia · Vite · HighCharts · Storybook2021–2024
Challenge
Clinician workflows were cumbersome, analytics required too much manual effort, and the frontend stack was showing its age. The product needed to become easier for clinicians to use while also becoming healthier and faster for engineers to build on.
What I focused on
I delivered more than 30 features and enhancements across the clinician-facing application and digital patient assessments. In parallel, I helped modernize the stack from Vue 2 to Vue 3, Vuex to Pinia, and Webpack to Vite, while contributing to Storybook-based design system work and building clearer analytics views with HighCharts.
Selected decisions
- Improved workflow efficiency by focusing feature work on the points where clinicians were losing time in day-to-day use.
- Used visual reporting and aggregated analytics views to replace slow, manual one-off reporting requests.
- Paired product improvements with framework and tooling modernization so the team could ship faster without piling on more maintenance cost.
Featured case study
Pratt & Whitney / Hitachi Vantara
Enterprise analytics work centered on large datasets, technical users, performance, and frontend reliability in a Vue and TypeScript SPA.
UI EngineerVue · TypeScript · Jest · eCharts · AG Grid2019–2020
Challenge
The product supported jet engine health management workflows, which meant dense information, complicated data relationships, and high expectations for both clarity and speed. The frontend had to make technical information understandable without sacrificing performance.
What I focused on
I built more than 20 features and enhancements in a Vue/TypeScript SPA, collaborated with Go and Python teams on API payload design, added interactive charting and grid-based analysis tools, and improved large-data interactions to reduce load and render costs.
Selected decisions
- Used eCharts and AG Grid where they added real analytical value instead of treating charts as decoration.
- Worked closely with backend teams on payload structure so frontend performance improvements were not limited to the browser alone.
- Backed feature work with Jest coverage to keep changes safer in a technically demanding product environment.
Outcomes
- Reduced load and render times by 20–30%.
- Resolved dozens of defects and performance issues, improving stability and predictability.
- Delivered richer data exploration experiences for internal and external users.
Supporting work
Additional examples
A few smaller stories that round out the broader picture: authentication, platform maintenance, performance, and reusable systems work.
Design systems
Across Neuroflow and Owl, I helped turn inconsistent UI patterns into Storybook-based reusable systems that improved accessibility, consistency, and delivery speed.
Security and tech debt reduction
I led dependency modernization work that reduced security alerts from 100+ to fewer than 10 while making the application more stable and maintainable.
Custom SSO platform
I built a custom PHP and OAuth-based SSO solution to centralize authentication across multiple journal properties, reducing support tickets by 25% and simplifying user management.
API and performance optimization
Across roles, I improved both frontend and API responsiveness through controller refactors, query optimization, caching strategies, and better data handling patterns.
Alongside the featured work, my background includes authentication and SSO, CMS and publishing platforms, performance optimization, API collaboration, design systems, and frontend modernization across Vue, React, Laravel, and WordPress/Drupal ecosystems.
That includes building a custom OAuth-based SSO platform to centralize authentication across multiple journal properties, reducing support tickets by 25%; improving API performance through controller and query refactors that reduced response times by 20–30%; and delivering reusable systems that improved editorial, publishing, and product workflows.[query]file:739