Software engineer in Columbus, Ohio. I build accessible, well-tested web apps in Vue/Nuxt and React/Next.js, and AI tools are a big part of how I work. Open to software engineering roles: reach me on LinkedIn.

• Shipped React and Next.js features at Hims & Hers (2024 to 2026) for a telehealth platform serving nearly 3 million customers, backed by Vitest, Playwright, and Datadog
• Led my team's Claude Code rollout: documentation, training sessions, and a custom internal agent
• Built a Claude-powered WCAG audit tool that won the Audience Choice Award at our company hackathon
• Previously built Meta.com launch pages for Meta Quest 3 and Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses
• Run Lorien Web, a small studio building accessible Nuxt and Next.js sites for small businesses, churches, and nonprofits

Client code is private. Case studies, decision records, and scan results live in my portfolio repo.

• Hope Presbyterian Church: Moved a church site off a hosted platform onto Next.js and Sanity, starting from a 22-point audit, with an automated WCAG 2.2 scan of every page. Live site Next.js, Sanity, Tailwind CSS, Vercel
• Dragonfly Bookshop: A first website for an independent bookstore, with the catalog pulled from the shop's Square register, online special orders, and events. 1,206 visitors in its first month. Live site Next.js, TypeScript, Square API, Airtable, Vercel

• Green Lantern Watch: An unofficial Green Lantern fan site with news, reading orders, story arc guides, key issues, and a character database, edited in a Sanity Studio embedded in the app. Node scripts pull issue data from the ComicVine API, with caching and rate-limit handling, and sync covers, release dates, and creator credits into Sanity without touching editorial notes. JSON-LD, a sitemap, and an llms.txt help search engines and AI tools find it. 1,000+ page views in its first 24 hours. Source Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS v4, Sanity, Vercel
• dcma-site: The public website for Door County Mutual Aid. Editors publish through Sanity without touching code, and a Sanity webhook triggers on-demand ISR so changes go live in seconds. The contact form posts to a validated server API, 50+ Vitest tests cover pages and server logic, and every image requires alt text. Nuxt 4, Vue 3, TypeScript, Sanity, Vitest, Vercel
• calorie-chat-public: A conversational calorie tracker. Claude looks up foods in USDA and Open Food Facts data, with barcode scanning and prompt caching to keep token costs down. Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase, Vercel AI SDK
• vue-starter: A Vue 3 and Vite starter with Tailwind v4 and a built-in design system. Vue 3, Vite, Tailwind CSS
• cbz2epub: Converts CBZ comic archives to fixed-layout EPUB3, from the command line or a local web UI. The core runs on the Python standard library alone. Python, Flask

• ChurchApps/Api#270: In ChurchApps' free church management API, copying a plan now keeps its notes and signup deadline instead of dropping them, with tests for both cases
• ChurchApps/B1Transfer#18: In ChurchApps' data import tool, CSV columns now map to a church's own custom person fields (like Membership Date) by name, and anniversaries import correctly, with dates like 9/17/1994 normalized instead of saving blank
• activist-org/activist#1939: Accessibility fixes for an open-source organizing platform, adding alt text to map tooltip images and making an edit toggle keyboard accessible
• DieselTech/CBL-ReadingLists#555: Modern Green Lantern reading lists, 823 issues from 2004 through October 2026, plus a 317-issue Kyle Rayner list, a Jeremy Adams run and fixes to five existing lists, with every ComicVine ID checked against the API
• AndBible/and-bible#3887 (open): Turns off autocorrect in the Bible app's search fields so wildcard searches and suffix-heavy languages aren't rewritten as you type

• Accessibility first. WCAG 2.2 AA is a requirement, not a polish step. Automated scans catch part of it; keyboard and screen reader testing cover the rest.
• Tested where it counts. Vitest for components and server logic, and Playwright for end-to-end flows.
• Decisions written down. I write short decision records for the big calls, like these for Hope Church: what I chose, what I rejected, and why.
• AI-assisted, human-reviewed. I use Claude Code daily. I own the architecture and review everything it writes.

Also working toward a BA in sociology at Ohio University. Find me on LinkedIn.