Current Role: UI Engineer / Front-End Development Lead
Experience: 16+ years (2008-present)
Organizations: Northrop Grumman (2008-2021), Peraton (2021-present)
Client: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
I am a seasoned User Interface Engineer with over 16 years of experience working as a contractor for the CDC, first under Northrop Grumman and now with Peraton. Throughout my career, I have specialized in front-end development, leading teams of developers and collaborating with UX, UI, and backend teams to deliver highly functional, accessible, and visually appealing web applications.
As the lead front-end developer, I played a critical role in architecting several key systems and web properties for the CDC, including multiple iterations of the CDC.gov Template Package, which serves as the UI for various CDC web platforms.
In my role, I worked closely with various teams and departments to ensure seamless project execution. I collaborated with UX/UI designers, backend developers, and Section 508 experts to deliver projects that met user expectations, accessibility standards, and technical requirements.
As a User Interface Engineer and front-end development lead with over 16 years of experience working for the CDC, I have played a key role in architecting and delivering critical web applications. My passion for web standards, accessibility, and responsive design has allowed me to create products that provide an optimal user experience for all visitors.