Primary engineering lead and long-term consultant for Longitude73, partnering closely with US executives, editorial leaders, and product stakeholders.
Over more than 15 years in this engagement, I helped steer the evolution of a legacy publishing platform into a scalable, component-driven ecosystem that could support multiple digital properties without compounding maintenance cost. My role went beyond implementation: I shaped product direction with stakeholders, translated editorial and business goals into technical roadmaps, and established reusable patterns that improved consistency across backend and frontend systems.
The work produced concrete operational gains. I introduced AI-assisted editorial workflows that increased output from one article to ten articles per editor per day, designed geo-targeted content systems with MongoDB to improve content relevance, and pushed for strong performance and accessibility standards that supported SEO and user experience. More recently, I have also been leading cross-platform mobile application development using React Native and modern backend services, extending the same product-minded engineering approach into mobile delivery.
In a shorter but high-responsibility role, I improved usability and reporting performance for HR software while staying close to client communication. It was a practical, delivery-heavy environment that required clear prioritization, fast diagnosis of backend issues, and steady coordination between product needs and technical execution.
Built and enhanced web applications for international clients with a focus on commerce and marketing workflows.
I worked across client projects where conversion-driven web experiences mattered, improving checkout and search flows while modernizing older modules to support faster campaign execution. The role sharpened my ability to make legacy systems more responsive to business experimentation without destabilizing the underlying platform.
Created CMS-driven platforms and reusable frameworks for multiple client websites.
This period established many of the patterns I still use today: modular architecture, repeatable delivery practices, and framework thinking instead of one-off implementation. By designing reusable systems for multiple sites, I helped teams reduce turnaround time and improve scalability from project to project.
Contributed to enterprise systems involving PeopleSoft and Oracle CRM.
I started in a structured enterprise environment that grounded me in large-scale SDLC practices, QA discipline, and cross-functional delivery. That foundation still shows up in how I lead projects today: rigorous process where it matters, paired with enough pragmatism to keep teams shipping.