
Picking AVIF Without Picking a Browser
AVIF cut my hero photos to between a fifth and half their size. The real work was making sure every browser still got a picture it could open, and letting the browser make that call.
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Architecture that ships.
25+ years in front-end web development, with enterprise Angular modernized across every version from 1.5 to 22. I turn business goals into buildable front-end plans, and then I build them.

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I work best where product goals, technical details, and delivery pressure all meet in the interface. My role is to make the path understandable for everyone involved: developers, product owners, business analysts, recruiters, and upper management. That means clearer requirements, practical Angular decisions, and communication that helps teams move with confidence.
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AVIF cut my hero photos to between a fifth and half their size. The real work was making sure every browser still got a picture it could open, and letting the browser make that call.
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2015-present
I’ve done Angular upgrades for many teams in consulting, finance, healthcare and energy. That repeat work made upgrades a practical part of the architecture.
2015-present
I’ve led enterprise Angular at TCS, Fidelity, World Fuel Services, AST, American Well, UST Global, and Apple. It shaped a leadership style grounded in hands-on code, mentoring, and architecture direction.
2018-present
Several roles centered on one thing: turning repeated UI choices into reusable standards. That meant style guides, component rules, Storybook surfaces, review habits, and real design-system work.