I make art with code!

Building apps and visualizers on top of machine learning systems.

Designed, built, and owned MVP for the human-in-the-loop platform to standardize the art knowledge graph for company's machine learning department.

Led the development and architectural design of internal billing app until beta release, saving up to an estimated 180+ human work days per year (86 hours per week).

Built and owned development of SQL validation application to prevent careless query entries resulting in website outages, which prevented millions of dollars in revenue losses.

Entered through company's apprentice program, which hires those without a formal computer science background and trains them to become full-fledged software engineers on the job.

Managed the product innovation cycle at an art auction tech startup.

Contributed research for visiting professor's book focusing on interactive digital media and performance: "Playing Along: Digital Games, Youtube, and Virtual Performance" by Oxford University Press.

Curated the March 2010 exhibition for a local nonprofit arts organization.

Pioneer Works is a Brooklyn-based center for research and experimentation in contemporary culture. As a tech resident there, I spent my days making art with code.

Received grant for programmer's sabbatical at the Recurse Center to work on personal coding projects. Explored algorithmic art and submitted a small patch for a Git bug.

Proficient in: Python, Git, p5.js, SQL, scientific computing libraries (pandas, numpy, scikit-learn, matplotlib, keras), Javascript

Prior industry experience with: React, Redux, Webpack, Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, Neo4j, Elastic Search, GCP, PHP, jQuery, Apache Storm, shell scripting, Jenkins, Puppet, Bootstrap, CSS & HTML, Graphite, C, Processing, Java

Adobe Photoshop, Sketch, Rhino (beginner)

Landed a contract in 2013 to photograph street style portraits for Conde Nast's Teen Vogue; work was published in editorials on teenvogue.com. Also operated a popular fashion photography blog that's been featured by various media outlets: Nylon Magazine, USA Today, Improper Bostonian, Bostinno, and Boston Globe. My photos have appeared in Huffington Post and Policy Mic. Click here to learn more.

French (college minor), Cantonese (conversational), Mandarin (laughable)

Live radio broadcasting: Jazz Radio DJ for WHRB 95.3 FM (2008 - 2012)

A generative art series on the blockchain.

Featured front page demo for the Mona Lisa Effect.

Installation work for emerging brand at NYFW Men's Show.

Artist-in-Residence open studio for Pioneer Works' signature event, Second Sundays.

Installation collab with In Divine Company for Sculpted Guardian Illumined.

Delivered workshop on how to make art with JS framework, p5.js. Portland, OR. July 2019.

Conducted a workshop on making art with Python. Cleveland, OH. May 2018.

Presented a workshop on how to make art with p5.js. St. Louis, MO. September 2017.

Gave a 40-minute guest tutorial, Matrix Digital Rain in p5.js, on the popular Youtube programming series, Coding Train. The tutorial has recieved 170,000+ views. February 2017.

Code as Craft is an engineering talk series curated by Etsy. Presented "Journey into Creative Coding." Brooklyn, NY. October 2016.

CodeConf is a general code conference by Github. Presented workshop on Git's DAG structure. Los Angeles, CA. June 2016.

OSCON, O'Reilly Open Source Convention, is the world's largest open source gathering. Presented Dissecting Git's Guts, which demystifies the internal workings of Git. Austin, TX. May 2016

Git Merge is the pre-eminent Git conference. Presented a talk, "Dissecting Git's Guts", which walks through Git's underlying DAG structure via the usage of low-level commands. New York, NY. April 2016.

Presented on code, art, and craft for O'Reilly Media's webcast series. January 2016.

Lectured on advanced object oriented programming principles in PHP for Boston PHP's education series, 200 Days of Code. Topics included interfaces, abstract classes, type-hinting, name-spacing and design patterns (factory, singleton, strategy methods). Boston, MA. March 2015.

Below are some of my open source contributions, though each modest in scope. See my Github for more details.

Corrected for a misfeature in which passing in an empty string as a pathspec matched all paths. First step consisted of a deprecation: see commit d426430e for details. Step 2 removes the warning and throws an error instead: see commit 9e4e8a64.

p5.js is a visual language library. Coded the homepage feature sketch for the month of August 2016. Commit f9fb275.

A realtime collaboration editor. Wrote an additional client-side hook with the goal of tracking visits via Graphite.

Embeddable code editor written in JavaScript. Identified and fixed a text rendering error.