Lead Software Engineer at SeatGeek

Since January 2022

From discovery to checkout

I joined SeatGeek as a Senior Software Engineer in 2022 and grew into a Lead Software Engineer role in 2026. My work spans the fan journey, from discovering an event and choosing seats to completing a purchase and celebrating the tickets afterward.

Helping fans find their next event

Across Discovery and Shop, I built reusable experiences for event browsing, sports schedules, and content-driven pages. I helped shape seating-chart improvements that made it easier to move from researching a venue to finding an event, with experiments showing stronger engagement and conversion.

I also built shared Contentful infrastructure that gave content teams more control over publishing. Modernizing the blog and press platform reduced duplicated engineering work, while reusable page foundations made it easier to expand content without rebuilding each experience.

Making checkout work for more fans

In Checkout, I drove the PayPal web integration through launch, contributing to a measurable improvement in purchase performance. I also delivered French-Canadian localization across the frontend and supporting services, making the purchase experience more accessible to French-speaking fans and supporting the Canadian business.

I helped expand seat upgrades through product experimentation, refining when and how to present recommendations while protecting the core purchase experience. I also took a post-purchase celebration concept from prototype to production for the World Cup, giving fans a new way to share their excitement.

Leading beyond implementation

I lead projects from scoping and technical direction through rollout and measurement, working across product, design, analytics, and engineering. Mentoring, documentation, and knowledge sharing are part of that work: helping teams build on what we ship and take ownership of it independently.