A running-readiness product I took from a single Jupyter notebook to a deployed app with a marketing site in about twelve days. It reads the data your watch already collects and tells you the two or three things that changed this week — and is deliberately honest that it does not predict injuries.
Provider neutrality ruled out a curated "recommended" list; Spotlight plus recently-used instead.
Model metadata moved inline, with type-ahead and arrow-key navigation.
Redesigned the model picker for Amazon Bedrock IDE, cutting model selection from 5 clicks and a scroll down to 2 clicks across playground, agents, prompts, prompt flows, knowledge bases, and model evaluations.
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A chat UI primitive, validated
Frontend Engineer (research + prototyping) · Research artifact; engineers built the package
Live theme switching across shadcn, Material and Ant Design — judged as real tooling.
Engineers built the package; parts now run in the Bedrock playground.
Validated an internal chat UI primitive by building a Wizard of Oz docs site for it before it existed.
Spent the final weeks on image sorting, not wider flow coverage.
Four engineers and a Sr. PM; shipped the quarter after re:Invent.
Designed a no-code CV model tuner for SageMaker Canvas, simplifying the complex process of fine-tuning image classification models into a platform accessible to non-technical business analysts.
A self-guided iOS app I built around a framework that helped me in therapy. It started as a Google doc of experiments I was running on myself and became an app once keeping that doc by hand got old. The evidence behind it is my own use — it has not been trialled or clinically evaluated.
Fifteen film and print effects — burns, filmstock grades, crumpled paper, neon, a street light — running as real CSS/SVG/WebGL over live DOM instead of baked into a render.
A running-readiness app I took from a Jupyter notebook to a deployed private beta in about twelve days, leaning hard on AI agents. Built multi-user; so far I'm the only one on it.
