Senior iOS Developer in Oakland, CA, United States

Keysmith is a Mac app that lets you create custom keyboard shortcuts for your Mac and the web.

A friend approached me with this idea, and over the course of six months, we designed, developed, and refined the app together. We both contributed to the Mac app's codebase. In addition, I designed the app and website, talked to potential customers, and led our marketing efforts.

Woebot is a CBT-based chatbot that's clinically proven to decrease symptoms of depression and anxiety. The app has 4.8/5 stars, 3,000+ ratings, and has been featured in the App Store multiple times, including as App of the Day in October 2019.

I was the sole iOS developer at Woebot and owned the entire iOS codebase. I was responsible for all aspects of development, including UI, animations, networking, architecture, deployment, and beta testing. I also made sure any bugs or crashes were investigated and fixed promptly.

The Driver Console helps drivers better keep track of their earnings and referrals, and keeps them up to date on important news such as driver incentives, promotions, and local events.

I built the Driver Console in Swift. I worked with a designer, an Android developer, and backend developers scattered across many teams to pull together all the data we needed and consume it in a way that would prioritize flexibility (i.e., so people in marketing could customize what's shown).

I utilized some pre-existing components, created some new animations, and helped architect the system. I also hopped in and helped on the back end when needed to make sure we could meet our deadline.