Policy Values Inquiry Tool

The project your probably want to read about if you made it this far. A tool developed to replace an existing vendor tool which enabled users to query policy values from a database as well as generate reports.

In essence we created a full stack web application containing a React front-end, Node.js and Express back-end, and an Aurora PostgreSQL database. It integrated with AWS services like S3 for file storage and Lambda for serverless functions.Largely, this was a learning experience for me as I was new to many of the technologies used. And through this project I gained experience in full stack development, cloud services, and collaborative software engineering.Possibly more importantly, because I engaged with the project from the start I became an SME (subject matter expert) on the tech stack and architecture.This enabled me to help onboard a whole new team to the project and become a team lead for the project.I was tasked with leading the team through the development of major features including: Scheduled Report Generation, Stale Data Report Remediation, and Data Archiving.I am thankful for the Lead and two Senior Engineers who mentored me through this process and allowed me to take responsibility of the features and lead the team.

Location: Northwestern Mutual

IntuiTree

As part of the Intuitree project I worked on the access and refresh token authentication system.

Detailed description of the Intuitree project, including the tech stack and my contributions.

Location: Personal Project with Friends

Solidity Number Guess Game

Fist project on Solidity. I tried to create a game where users can guess once a day by sending a transaction with a number guess and a guess coast. If you guess the correct number you win the pot.

This is the first project I worked on using Solidity.But the project was based on a game I played while traveling as a young adult.The premise of the game I played was then taken and implemented into a Solidity contract.The game interacted with another contract called VRFCoordinator to get a random number as it is an contract that guarantees randomness.It also inherits from the OpenZeppelin contract to ensure security and best practices.The game is simple, once a day you can send a transaction with a guess number and a entry fee.If you guess the correct number you win the winnings in the pot.Otherwise you can try again the next day.This gambling game was never deployed but I was able to test it on a local blockchain using Hardhat.The code is available on GitHub.

Location: Presonal Hobby Project

Portfolio Website

My personal portfolio website showcasing my projects, skills, and experiences.

Location: Personal Project