I build websites and tools forenterprise software companies.

The Cribl site was on WordPress before the rebuild. We moved it to Next.js and Contentful, built a new atomic design system for the front end, and migrated the full content library across without giving up search equity. The redesign and the replatform shipped together, so every component had to be designed, built, and content-modelled in the same pass rather than handed between phases.

I’ve kept building on it since. The codebase is now a Turborepo monorepo on Next 16 and React 19 with a shared design-system package. Recent work includes a typography refactor across 188 files, and an event framework that stitches DOM labels and CMS content tags into a single attribution pipeline.

Role: EM + primary engineer

• Next 16
• React 19
• Contentful
• Turborepo
• Tailwind
• Algolia

Gong was also on WordPress. We rebuilt the marketing site on Next.js and Sanity, moving the existing content library into a new content model rather than porting the old structure across one-to-one. The migration was the chance to fix how the content was shaped, not just where it lived.

The current initiative turns static PDF assets into chaptered, navigable web experiences: a new content type, a routing model, and a table-of-contents system authors manage directly in the studio.

Role: EM · architecture + review

• Next 16
• Sanity
• Tailwind 4
• Radix
• pnpm

Snowflake’s education and certification hub. Role-based learning paths, SnowPro certification tracks, instructor-led classes, and hands-on labs, all in one place. A net-new build with no existing site to migrate, which meant the information architecture was ours to define rather than inherit.

I was the engineering manager, the technical lead, and the only engineer on it for close to three years. That meant owning the whole stack: a Gatsby front end sourcing structured content from Adobe Experience Manager, live course and certification data pulled from Snowflake’s Seertech learning platform, and a static deploy to S3.

Role: EM · technical lead · sole engineer

• Gatsby
• Adobe Experience Manager
• TypeScript
• GraphQL
• MUI
• AWS S3

Capital One Ventures is Capital One’s venture capital group, backing early-stage data, technology, and fintech companies. The site is how they present themselves to founders. It covers the portfolio, the investment team, and case studies on how a startup partnership became a shipped Capital One product.

Built on Next.js with Builder.io so the investment team could compose and publish pages without an engineer in the loop. Visual editing meant every section had to survive being recombined in any order, which pushed the component API toward strict variants instead of one-off layouts. I built a large share of that library, documented in Storybook, typed with class-variance-authority, and released through an automated semantic-release pipeline.

Role: Core frontend engineer

• Next 15
• React 19
• Builder.io
• Tailwind
• Storybook
• Framer Motion

Gatsby and DatoCMS marketing site with a deep resource library covering blog, events, podcasts, and webinars. Plus English and Spanish localization, Algolia search, and an OpenAI-backed assistant over the docs.

Role: Engineer, then lead

• Gatsby 5
• DatoCMS
• Algolia
• i18n
• OpenAI

A marketplace surface for service providers on Gatsby and Contentful, with a filterable partner directory and templated detail pages.

Role: Frontend engineer

• Gatsby
• Contentful
• React