Jeff is a talented iOS Engineer with 5 years of experience working for startups in San Francisco in dynamic and deadline-driven work environments. He is a driven team player, who can work well under pressure and even express leadership on projects. Jeff strives to be a team-player, willing to always learn new skills, staying on track with the latest technologies.
Create and develop innovative software solutions for different clients across a broad range of industries.
Participate in scrums consisting of cross-functional teams, both software and hardware.
Ensure that features are being delivered efficiently and on-time.
Led the technical direction of iOS development for a remote fellowship where developers learn by building.
Provided mentorship and technical guidance to junior engineers.
Collaborated with the founder and project manager on strategic planning.
Led cross-functional efforts for the Nextdoor app to support multi-language switching, launch a PR campaign, and introduce a delete conversation option within private messaging.
Worked on rewriting the client-side infrastructure to support universal links, leading to a 90% reduction in lines of code required.
On-boarded and supervised three junior engineers, one senior engineer, and one engineering intern.
Worked on the development of the world’s first connected device for carsharing, which allows users to rent, find, and unlock Getaround cars using the Getaround app.
Implemented native calendar interface and backend changes to allow owners to manage their car's availability.
Designed automated testing infrastructure and implemented make filter.
The project is a Swift library to match URLs and extract their values. It routes the majority of universal links that are supported in Nextdoor's iOS app. It allows engineers to spend less time writing custom URL matching and parsing logic. It introduces syntax to define any URL format using a single string, which resulted in a 90% reduction in code required to implement universal links at Nextdoor. Define any URL format you support using a single string, and let Corridor do the heavy lifting. Corridor supports multiple methods for installing the library in a project and is released under the Apache 2.0 license.
The project was developing a Swift app that lets users play a concentration game that's based on their photos. You can select exactly the photos you want with a long press, or automatically choose random photos with a tap like before. You can also create albums with beloved cartoon characters or icons and make them into a personalized matching game. You can tap "All photos" or any of your albums to let the app choose photos for you automatically, or use a long press to choose exactly the photos you want.
At Getaround I implemented a native calendar interface to allow owners to manage their car's availability. Getaround is a carsharing platform provides millions of users with simple on-demand rentals, by the hour or day. Car owners can make $1,000s to offset the high costs of car ownership by sharing their cars on Getaround’s platform.
