I have a degree in computer science and have developed applications and designed databases for over fifteen years. I develop applications primarily using the following technology stack: Python, Django, jQuery, LESS, HTML5 and CSS3, with a focus on performance and elegant reusable code.
I love what I do and want to use my design and programming skills to make life easier and improve other people’s jobs.
I developed the Community Portal for RapidPro using the Wagtail CMS. I also wrote about adding pages outside of the CMS. Code can be found at github/rapidpro-community-portal.
I worked on TracPro, a dashboard add-on, custom designed for UNICEF. The add-on allows country offices to quickly build additional, more complex reports. I worked on updating all time-based charts and maps for the entire site utilizing HighCharts and HighMaps for visualizations.
I’ve worked on the spam moderation pieces of the Mozilla Developer Network wiki in order to drastically cut down on the time it takes admins to clear out spam and ban users. Work was forked off of the Mozilla Kuma repository. The Mozilla team was very impressed with this project work and extended our contract.
This panel was a joint effort with myself and Brigitte Corbin. We coordinated it and had an excellent discussion on panel how you can “embrace your uniqueness” and use it not only to your own advantage but also to the advantage of your company. Panel recap
This was a deep dive into RapidPro’s functionality and an overview of TracPro which is a dashboard add-on to RapidPro. This conference was in February 2017. PyCaribbean 2017 video
This was a technical deep dive into TracPro which is a dashboard add-on to RapidPro which we custom designed for UNICEF at Caktus. RapidCon is a small invite-only conference for RapidPro developers hosted by UNICEF. I gave this talk in November 2016 at the second annual RapidCon. My RapidCon Recap
I submitted, organized and spoke on this panel in October 2016. Read more in our moderator’s post on Medium.
We presented a RapidPro talk with a focus on data collection and on using RapidPro’s API to create your own data visualizations. PyData Carolinas Talk Recording.
I submitted and co-presented at this talk in May 2016 at Pycon. RapidPro Presentation Description