A run through my roles across engineering, web, data, and IT. Some paid, some for school, some my own thing.
Founder & engineer
Coral Gables · 2024 to now
I started WebEaze as a subscription web studio for small businesses. It's grown to more than 40 responsive sites, all built in React with an eye on speed and accessibility. I handle everything: the design, the build, the analytics and SEO, and the automation scripts that make onboarding a client take minutes instead of hours.
webeaze.io
Software engineering intern
New York · Summer 2025
I spent the summer on Spotify's mobile team, contributing to the Messages feature. Most of my work was in the backend services written in Java, Python, and Scala, running on Google Cloud and Kubernetes. It was my first time working in a codebase that size, and I got comfortable with real code reviews, testing, and shipping in small steps.
IT intern
Maryland · Summers 2023 – 24
Two summers in the IT department of an elevator company. I wrote Python and JavaScript scripts that cut help desk response times by about a third, and built Power BI dashboards on top of Microsoft Dynamics so the leadership team could actually see their numbers. A lot of the job was turning messy data into something people could read.
Fizz Social
Looked at onboarding and retention data in SQL and Excel to find where users dropped off, tracked engagement metrics for the team, and prototyped school-specific features in Figma.
Ibis Prep
Write exercises in Python and Java and teach students data structures, algorithms, and how to break a problem down instead of guessing at it.
Alpha Kappa Psi
Built and kept up the chapter's website in React so 250+ members could find what they needed.
University of Miami IT
Imaged and deployed 500+ devices with Excel and Workday, and handled hardware and software support for faculty and staff on Windows and macOS.
Spotify
A volunteer super-user role: helping people on the community boards, testing early features, and heading to Spotify's offices once a year to share feedback with the teams. It's how I first got connected to the company.
Best Buy
Helped customers figure out what tech they actually needed, ran the register, and kept the floor in shape. My first real job, and where I learned to explain technical things plainly.
University of Miami capstone
Spring 2026 · Figma, JavaScript, HTML/CSS
What it was
A real project for Palmetto Goodwill. I led the IT and networking side of a 30-person team designing a full mobile app prototype: a loyalty program, donation capture and scheduling, a store locator, and an online shopping flow.
How it ended
We worked with their POS, IT, and logistics people to make sure the integrations were realistic, then handed a finished, production-ready prototype and the repo to Goodwill's development team.