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Comtac's firefighter training app puts trainees in command of a live incident without a human on the other end. Starting with a 360-degree structure walkthrough, the trainee calls in a size-up, directs arriving units, and works through the scenario verbally, with a dispatcher and incoming crews respond in real audio, keeping the incident moving in real time. At the end of each session, a self-evaluation and scored review let the trainee measure their performance against the call.

I built the web app end to end. The pipeline captures mic audio and transcribes it with ElevenLabs, sends the transcript to the OpenAI API to generate contextually appropriate dispatcher and unit responses, then synthesizes them back to speech through ElevenLabs. Incident video and the 360-degree walkthroughs are hosted and streamed through Mux; voice recordings are stored on Amazon S3; session data, self-evaluations and scores are saved for post-session review. The platform integrates with Stripe for recurring subscription payments.

The Veteran Innovation Hackathon was a 3-day event at Hacker Dojo in Mountain View bringing together veterans, engineers, designers, and community builders to co-create solutions to the challenges veterans face when navigating the support systems built for them. Teams heard directly from veterans about their lived experiences, then built working prototypes aimed at making it faster and simpler to find and connect with the right resources.

I built the Next.js application, designed around a single principle: when a veteran needs help right now, every second counts. The entire experience distills to three choices (Ride, Meal, and Emergency Shelter) connecting them to immediate support without friction. Our team took first place.

Sports Gambling Guides was a sports betting media site covering the NFL and NBA. It published daily best-bet picks, prop guides, sportsbook reviews and promotions, and a state-by-state breakdown of where sports betting was legal. Its live odds, futures and against-the-spread pages put the current lines from every major sportsbook side by side, so readers could compare prices and pick the best number before placing a bet.

I built the data layer behind those pages. A Next.js API on Vercel pulled game odds, futures markets, standings and team betting trends from SportsDataIO and cached them in MongoDB, which kept pages fast and API usage under control. On the WordPress side I built the odds tables: a consensus line next to each sportsbook's spread, total and moneyline, filtered by week or date and searchable by team. Every price was a 'Bet Now' link to that sportsbook's affiliate offer for the reader's state, which turned the odds pages into a revenue stream.

The Sports Gambling Guides Bracket Challenge was a free-to-enter contest run during the 2021 NFL playoffs and March Madness, with a share of $1,000 in prizes. Players signed up, picked every game from the Wild Card round to the Super Bowl or across the full 64-team NCAA bracket, and entered a combined-score tie-breaker. Brackets locked at kickoff or tip-off. After each round a live leaderboard ranked every entry, and each player's bracket showed correct picks in green and missed picks in red.

I built the app end to end in Next.js and TypeScript with Material-UI. AWS Amplify handled sign-up and login, and entries were saved through a GraphQL API. Redux managed the bracket state: picking a winner carries that team forward into the next round. Scoring doubled each round, from 10 points in the first round to 320 for the championship. Server routes added each new player to Mailchimp, tagged by state, for follow-up campaigns, and sportsbook promo placements ran beside the brackets.

Shell Eco-marathon is one of the world's leading energy-efficiency engineering programmes for students, giving high school and university teams a platform to design and build ultra-efficient vehicles and race them in competition across regional events in the Americas, Europe, and Asia.

In partnership with Publicis, I built the global registration system for competing teams, a social media hub aggregating coverage across the events, and the press lodging and check-in system. I also provided on-site support at the Americas and Europe events.

Passionate Experts was Shell's consumer campaign for nitrogen-enriched V-Power, built as a facility visitors walked through rather than a page they scrolled. From a central lobby, users moved between a laboratory, a garage, a lounge and a test bay, each making a different part of the case for how the fuel keeps deposits off critical engine parts. Two lab-coated hosts guided the tour in live-action video.

I programmed the interactivity in ActionScript: the room-to-room navigation, the hotspots that triggered each host segment, and jumbotron playback.

The Shell V-Power V-zine was a premium lifestyle publication for V-Power fuel, targeting car enthusiasts and Shell loyalty club members. Managed by Edelman via shellvzine.com, each issue read like editorial car journalism: behind-the-scenes access to Shell's Scuderia Ferrari F1 partnership, high-performance vehicle features, fuel science explainers, and exclusive sweepstakes and rewards for loyalty members.

I built a CMS for managing each issue's images and copy, rendering them into both an HTML email and a plain-text version for deliverability, as well as a full web archive. I also built the bulk email sending and statistics platform.

The Maserati Concierge was a lead-generation microsite for the GranTurismo and Quattroporte lines, running as a companion to print advertising in Robb Report. Built to move a reader to a dealer visit in three screens, it opens on a full-bleed intro, asks the visitor to select the models they want to see as a multi-select so the request carries real intent, then collects contact and address details for a V.I.P. test drive request routed to their nearest authorized dealer.

I translated the PSD designs to HTML and built the site's functionality. Submitted contacts fed a back-end dashboard where lead data could be exported as Excel spreadsheets and distributed to the appropriate dealerships.

Tri-State Maserati Dealers was a co-op site for ten dealerships across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, sharing one campaign rather than running ten. A mapped dealer locator directs visitors to their nearest showroom, a model carousel covers the current line with pricing, and a single inquiry form captures intent (preferred model, purchase or lease, timeframe and current vehicle) before routing the lead to the appropriate dealer.

I built the site, including a Google Maps API integration for the dealer locator that identified the nearest dealership by zip code. Submitted inquiries were automatically routed to the closest location, and a back-end dashboard provided full contact export options for each dealership.

Maserati's U.S. email campaigns were invitations to test drives, vehicle launches and branded experiences. Each campaign paired an HTML email with a dedicated microsite built on a matching template, carrying the creative consistently from inbox to landing page. The emails were hand-coded with HTML tables for precise cross-client rendering, always accompanied by a plain-text version for deliverability. Each microsite included a registration form that collected attendee details for the event promoter.

I built the emails and their companion microsites. The emails were constructed using HTML tables to ensure reliable formatting across email clients. Each microsite ran on a CMS that applied the campaign template to the content, and the registration forms fed an export system that delivered attendee contact data directly to the event promoter.

Journey is Beechcraft's content hub, a single destination that brought together press releases, technical documents, videos, employee spotlights, customer stories and campaign material that had previously lived in silos or been published once and moved on. Rather than asking visitors to search, the site surfaced content relevant to each person through a recommendation system, presenting it in a dynamic grid where size and placement reflected each item's type and prominence.

I built the site and its back-end systems. The recommendation engine observed the content each visitor engaged with and used that signal to build an audience profile, surfacing more appropriate material on return visits without requiring an account. An API integration pulled tagged Instagram posts into the content stream, held behind a staff approval step before going live. Users could also submit their own stories through a Share Your Story form, which fed the same approval workflow before appearing on the site.

When Hawker Beechcraft split into two independent brands, Beechcraft needed a full marketing presence built to the new identity. The site covered every aircraft in the lineup, with dedicated pages for interior, flight deck, exterior, performance, specifications, and gallery for each model. A range map let visitors enter their departure airport and see the aircraft's reach overlaid on a map.

I built the CMS that powered the site, which allowed the team to author and manage all of those pages without touching code. My focus was the marketing front end. The primary challenge was fidelity to the new Beechcraft style guide, matching typography, color, and layout precisely across a large and varied page set.

The Hawker Beechcraft China site was a localized version of the main marketing site for the Chinese market, presenting the aircraft available in that region in Simplified Chinese. The design matched the U.S. site exactly, carrying over the same layout, typography, and visual identity so the two properties read as a single brand across markets.

I was responsible for the front-end build, replicating the U.S. site's design in Simplified Chinese. A significant part of the project was navigating the hosting requirements: the site had to be served from within China, which introduced considerable complexity in setting up a compliant server environment.

FlightPath was the Hawker Beechcraft Global Customer Support magazine, published quarterly and mailed to customers. The microsite presented each issue as a digital flipbook, with the current issue featured on the homepage alongside a summary of its top stories and a browsable archive of past issues. Readers could also subscribe, share with a friend, or request more information directly from the site.

Each quarter I built the companion email that went out to the customer list, highlighting the lead stories from that issue and driving readers to the microsite. I also built and maintained the microsite itself, updating it with each new issue.

Founded in Kiel, Germany in 1926, ELAC has spent nearly a century refining a single pursuit: the best possible sound. Known for landmark innovations like the JET folded-ribbon tweeter, the brand holds a respected place among audiophiles worldwide. The Debut site served as the marketing platform for their speaker lineup, presented in both English and German to reach their international audience.

I built the CMS that the team used to manage and publish speaker product pages across both languages. I was also responsible for the cloud infrastructure, setting up AWS Elastic Load Balancing with auto-scaling EC2 instances to keep the site highly available under variable traffic, including the spikes that came with new product announcements.

REZA Investment Group brokers retail investment property across the Western U.S., including regional malls, neighborhood centers, power centers, urban and lifestyle retail. The public site presents the firm's services, featured opportunities, and closing announcements, and serves as the entry point to REZAnet: a gated marketplace where registered brokers and investors access the firm's live inventory. Inside REZAnet, users browse current opportunities and download due diligence documents, with some files requiring a signed NDA before access is granted.

The platform was deeply integrated with Salesforce, which served as the content source of truth. Property listings, documents, and user data all flowed through the Salesforce API, and every user action on the site was tracked back to the CRM so the sales team always had current activity data for follow-up. I built all of the Salesforce API integrations, the document management and NDA workflow, and the front-end theme.

Clarke Marine Garvey is a Costa Mesa insurance brokerage writing commercial, health and life, and personal lines, including the marine and collector-vehicle policies its name points at. With more than forty coverage types spanning ocean marine, surety bonds, COBRA administration, and jewelry, the site organizes the full product range into four navigable paths so visitors can quickly find what they need.

I built the site theme and its two lead-capture flows: a contact portal that collects name, phone, email, and coverage topic and routes the inquiry to the appropriate party, and a claim form that lets policyholders start the claims process online rather than by phone.