Technical Leadership & Team Enablement

What I Do

I empower frontend teams to deliver high-quality work, faster — and with confidence. Whether I’m leading a project, mentoring developers, or refining workflows, my goal is to raise the technical bar while fostering a healthy, collaborative engineering culture.

I bring a balanced approach to leadership that mixes technical direction with coaching, process improvements, and cross-functional alignment — helping teams become more autonomous, efficient, and resilient.

How I Work

• Define Standards & Practices I establish scalable engineering guidelines for code quality, architecture, and version control — ensuring consistency and maintainability across the codebase. From ESLint rules to pull request templates and commit conventions, everything is built for clarity and efficiency.

• Mentorship & Developer Growth I support junior and mid-level engineers through regular pairing, async code reviews, and structured feedback. I help devs unblock themselves, level up their skills, and gain confidence in making technical decisions.

• Architectural Guidance I help shape frontend architecture — from folder structures and reusable patterns to scalable state management and performance optimization strategies. I align engineering choices with product goals and long-term maintainability.

• Process Leadership I contribute to team rituals like sprint planning, stand-ups, and retrospectives, ensuring they’re not just checkboxes but meaningful opportunities for alignment and improvement. I also advocate for healthy async workflows — keeping productivity high without sacrificing focus time.

• Cross-Org Collaboration I serve as a bridge between design, product, backend, and DevOps — bringing frontend perspectives into early planning, reducing silos, and ensuring that quality is a shared responsibility.

Technologies & Tooling

• Source Control & Collaboration: GitHub (pull requests, issues, projects), branching strategies, code review culture

• CI/CD & Automation: GitHub Actions, Vercel workflows — including automated tests, preview builds, and environment-specific deployments

• Agile Practices: Scrum, Kanban, planning poker, retrospectives, async updates via Slack and Notion

• Team Collaboration: Pair programming (in-person or remote), Slack-first communication, thoughtful documentation in Notion or Confluence

• Developer Experience: Advocating for and implementing tooling that makes devs faster — from linters and pre-commit hooks to hot reload and DX-optimized build pipelines