Mission-critical apps for Navy, Air Force, Army and Space Force clients.
Cloud command-and-control map for the Air Force. Battle managers use it to watch live air, sea and ground tracks and plan missions.
- Work on site with Pacific Air Defense Sector operators at Wheeler Army Airfield. I sit in on live-fly exercises to watch JERIC2O in use, then join the debriefs to evaluate what went well and what needs improvement in mission-critical workflows.
- Turn warfighter feedback into clear, prioritized action items that the wider product and engineering teams scope into upcoming sprints.
- Built Vector Assist. An operator clicks a fighter, then a target, and the map draws the intercept course, meeting point and time to intercept, updating live as both aircraft move. It works anywhere on the globe and can pair several fighters at once.
- Moved track prediction onto the GPU, so thousands of aircraft glide smoothly between radar updates.
- Fixed a caching bug where one screen's partial track data overwrote another's, which made live tracks look lost and cleared active intercepts.
- Founded JERIC2O's design system, then helped shape Hypergiant's open source Standard Toolkit (shared React components and map tools used across all programs) as part of its working group.
Mission planning and timing tool for Air Force cyber crews.
- Led 3 frontend engineers with a partner company's API team through program closeout.
- Built the mission flow from first draft to two-person approval, plus timed alarms that alert crews when a mission goes live.
- Received the 2024 TACTIC award for the work.
Next generation Army battlefield map with live video feeds, rebuilt on a new platform. On site at Schofield Barracks from April 2026.
- Led 2 frontend engineers and owned live aircraft video end to end, including a secure streaming proxy.
- Made map rendering 3x faster by sorting map features in one pass instead of three.
- Helped run air-gapped Kubernetes deployments onto Army SBU-E (secure but unclassified, encrypted) computers on both SECRET and unclassified networks.