I'm a software engineer at Alarm.com. I graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science in May 2015. I have experience designing and developing for desktop, web, and mobile. My goal is to enhance user experience by creating simple, clean, and intuitive interfaces that anyone can use.
My primary focus is the user. I believe that user experience is one of the first things any developer should think about when beginning a new project. The best way to design is to design for the user. My aim is always to create a simple, clean, and intuitive interface that anyone can use regardless of technical experience.
The user interface is what separates the good from the great. To have software that is truly great, it must have a well-designed user focused interface. It should be simple and intuitive so that any user would be able to use it without any prior instruction, yet powerful enough to achieve all of its users' needs.
I start every new project with a list of user requirements. I believe that it is critical that the user interface it built around how a user will use it, not just around what a user must be able to do.
University of Colorado - Boulder, COMay 2015
BS. Computer Science
Software Engineering Track
Alarm.comJune 2015 - Present
Software Engineer
ASP.NET, JavaScript, HTML, CSS
Time Warner Cable InternshipSummers 2012-2014
Web application development
AngularJS, GWT, Java, HTML, CSS
ASSETT - University of ColoradoApril 2014 - May 2015
Website maintenance and tool development
PHP, Python, jQuery, HTML, CSS
1 Rep Max CalculatorLink
Weightlifting calculator app for Android
130,000+ downloads with 4.6/5 star rating
Future Business Leader of America (FBLA)2009-2011
Desktop Application Programming
1st in State, 4th in National Conference
Website Design
1st in State
This was the first app I ever worked on with Android. This app is a simple calculator that is used to estimate a weight lifter's one-repetition maximum using values they already know. It achieves this by using known 1RM Formulas.
Another feature it has is a table of percentages of a given weight. This is a useful feature for weight lifters who are following programs that instruct them to lift certain percentages of their 1 Rep Max. Hover over the image to view the percentages tab.
I started this app so that I could learn how to develop for Android, but after finishing the app I thought that it was better than any of the similar apps on the app store at the time. In early 2011, I published it and its user base has been growing ever since.
It currently has 120,000+ downloads and has a 4.6/5 star rating with over 1,500 reviews.
I also created a web version