Ensured the success of six of the first Actions on Google launch partners, navigating them through our voice user experience design process and a rapidly changing API.
Designed, built and delivered a suite of business intelligence reports, dashboards and tools used company wide to track the health of the platform and the status of individual developers.
Used the BI suite to deliver targeted marketing and design consulting interventions to partners who had the most to offer the platform.
Technical lead for the ten person Actions on Google Technical Support team.
Leading engineering and development work on Project Comport, an ETL pipeline to open the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's internal metrics to the public. (2015, Python, Flask)
Released the nation's first Police Open Data Census, cataloging open accountability data efforts by police departments nationwide. (2015, Javascript)
Participated in the White House working session on Technology and Data Innovations for Transparency and Accountability in Policing.
Designed and built a critical clinical decision content API for an expanding evidence-based care guidance provider. (2013-2014, C#, ASP.NET)
Served as a trainer for six recent graduate hires in the newly opened Johannesburg office. Adapted and taught a curriculum that provided the programming, project and consulting foundations required to continue on in the ThoughtWorks University training program. (2013, Java, Ruby)
Replaced the legacy purchase order management system for one of the largest specialty retailers in the United States, removing a whole set of error prone manual copy and pasting steps and allowing the company to consolidate similar orders across all their brands and international markets. (2011-2013, Java, Spring, Javascript)
Built a content validation UI for a clinical decision support provider that gave users instantaneous feedback to know when they would fail integrating with their electronic medical record provider, massively reducing wasted time, effort and aggravation. (2010-2011, C#, ASP.NET, Javascript)
In June of 2012 I got curious about the fact that my hometown of Detroit used to be known as "the Paris of the Midwest". I set out to find and map every “X is the Y of Z” phrase used on Twitter. (2012, Python, Django, Javascript)
Built during the inaugural ThoughtWorks Harambee Hackathon in Johannesburg on an extremely comfortable day weather-wise, p-seventy-two lets a user pick a temperature and find out where they should spend each month to stay as close to that temperature as possible. (2013, Ruby, Rails, Javascript, d3)
Starting off as a joke about College Football realignment, the Fauxmerican Athletic Conference became an entirely client-side College Football simulator. Its core football engine was also repurposed for my 2014 NaNoGenMo entry: THE FAUXMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFEDERACY: A SPORTS NOVEL. (2014, Javascript)
With Grim, Singer, and Fisher
With Grim, Singer, Fisher, Bramson, Berger, Flocken and Sales
With Grim, Thomas, Fisher, Singer, Garza, Fryer and Chatman
With Grim, Singer, Fisher and Majewicz