Created an internal system that connected to different networks, either directly or through API, for reporting. It was built with Microsoft technologies, mainly C#.

I created many internal projects at Clayton Homes for different business units, such as HR. I also created apps for the engineering, manufacturing, and insurance divisions. One project that sticks out the most is a project I created that helped natural disaster victims get aid quickly. The project used a variety of web technologies, like C#, heavy JavaScript, and Web Services (API with REST and some SOAP Services). It enabled customer service representatives to quickly select the state, through an interactive map, where a natural disaster is taking place and find all policies and procedures while on the phone with victims. This allowed them to quickly provide relief for individuals affected by a natural disaster.

For Encore I installed a WordPress environment and moved them away from physical servers to a cloud-based implementation. I also developed many in-house plugins to allow them to interface with other local companies in the area and deliver job/task supplies where needed. I also developed many internal single-page applications for entering data for employees and tracking the company's progress and jobs.

I created an app for the Nuclear Engineering team in Oak Ridge, TN to create and track nuclear energy projects, including updates to reactors. It also integrated automated workflow processes to update statuses on the project and alert higher management of them. It was built with the .Net stack and JavaScript frameworks.

I built anapplication for the Information Security team at Wells Fargo to inspect and add compliance measures to the security infrastructure at Wells Fargo. It allowed the team to inspect how each business unit was complying with security policy and notify, as well as give them a remedy to follow to bring them back into compliance. It was built with Nginx and Node.JS. The React JavaScript framework and many other web technologies were included. GraphQL API, created from scratch, had a big role as well.

I was on a team and directly responsible for creating the single-page applications that FedEx pilots used to coordinate and travel to specific locations for work. It was basically a travel management system for the pilots to schedule their own flights to their work destination and the trip back home. It also helped them log their flight hours and ensured they were adhering to company policy. It was built with Java (with a custom Spring framework), Apache Ant, and JavaScript frameworks.