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Brought on as the Sole Technical Hire to perform QA on a SAAS Application in the Virtual Health Space, developed by an outsourced Ukrainian development firm. This was my first startup experience, and I got to wear a lot of hats, including defending our rationale against the SR/ED board, and substantial efforts in creating a Product Roadmap, and Bug-Tracking System in Jira, creating designs in Figma, and developing websites in WebFlow.

The 2022 version of my site, built using React/Gatsby, and deployed using Netlify.

My work as a Front-End Developer for CreativeMite - using .NET WebForms, this was my first foray into C#, and also my first full-time role as a developer. I got poached by MARA a couple of months in, and doubled my money, but this was nonetheless a very important stepping stone in my career.

A Virtual Kanban Board, built using React/Redux, and designed to emulate the subtle possibilities inherent in a physical board that I had been making use of for organization.

The 2021 version of my site. Made with WordPress, it was created largely to better prepare myself to serve clients using WordPress.

This was a simple webpage that would look up the details of a provided ISBN from a book. It was used to populate data on the 2021 version of my website, which, for a time, featured a Library.

Work for the Sculptor’s Association of Alberta, providing them with a Member Gallery, and setting up an online storefront using WordPress for the Pivot Point Art Show & Sale.

Jekyll project I used for hosting static pages designed using CSS, SVG, and Liquid templates, enabling me to create pixel-perfect printed renditions of various page designs (lined, dot-grid) for the SpokeBooks project.

Static Site built using Jekyll for the New York Bagel Cafe.

An incredibly ambitious logo, featuring Nixie Tubes, and a form to change the way it’s displayed. Built using Jekyll, and JavaScript.