Product-minded engineering manager with a background in frontend and design. Currently at ecoinvent, previously Plotly and Goldman Sachs.
Latest post
How Many Watts Does Drafting Save in Cycling?
26 Aug · 8 min read
I also like to build stuff in my spare time.
Experience
Lead a frontend engineering and design team within a 35-person engineering organisation, with responsibility for people development, technical direction and team delivery. Partner with product, backend and infrastructure leads across five product teams on priorities, dependencies and technical decisions.
Built the frontend and design functions from the ground up, growing the team to 9 engineers and designers and establishing hiring, performance and career-development practices.
Shipped an automated B2B sales funnel generating €1M in its first year, and led technical work on AI-powered search and matching across 20,000+ environmental datasets.
Managed the frontend team for Dash Enterprise, a Kubernetes-based PaaS for data science applications.
Grew the team from 5 to 8 engineers while delivering key platform features.
Built real-time trading applications for the equity derivatives desk.
Delivered sub-second latency tools used daily by traders on the floor.
Previously
Personal apps and experiments from my earlier career as a designer & developer.
A React Native app to help people make new friends, through random encounters. Pearly uses AI to determine whether users will have meaningful conversations with one another spontaneously, based on a set of ‘Talking Points’ that each user selects - topics they’d like to discuss.
I worked as Designer + Lead Developer for this project.
An iOS and Android app to help soothe people suffering from anxiety and OCD with small messages and breathing excercises.
I designed and built this application from scratch using React Native and Figma.
A cross-platform weather application written using Electron and threeJS. Originally an experiment with bringing Web frameworks to the Desktop, This project shows the power of the Electron framework in shaping the next generation of native applications.
An open-source cross-platform to-do list application written using Electron and vanilla JS.
My first Electron app, this project was motivated by wanting to make quick to-do lists for Pull Requests on GitHub, with some handy automatic Markdown conversions at the click of a button.
