Tech / Law
My background in technology, business, and law provides me with a unique perspective for synthesizing ideas into practical solutions. I excel in partnership and stakeholder management, strategic planning, and project leadership, always striving for excellence in everything I do.
I have not written anything on this website in a few months. There are a few reasons for that (Code for Philly, CyclePhilly, had a kid, finishing an MBA) but my preference here is just to say "I was busy building a bike." Here's that story.
Read MoreCyclePhilly is an open-source smartphone app and web-based project that crowdsources raw bike route choice data from bicyclists as they ride. This post describes some of the finer points of our design process.
Read MoreThe Docket is the Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law's digital newsletter which principally goes to Drexel Law Alumni. My task was to integrate the previously hand-coded and dated version of the site into our Sitecore content management system and make it responsive. This post is a quick overview of that process.
Read MoreIn Spring of 2014, I took Professor Dennis Paris' New Product Development class as part of my M.B.A. curriculum where we were tasked to develop a new product for 30th Street Station in Philadelphia. The product was to be defined by user research and identification of consumer needs. The project encompassed the entire product lifecycle from user research to ideation through marketing, forecasting and launching. It was a great experience and this post provides just a short overview of the process.
Read MoreI started managing Drexel Law's website in Feb. 2012 tasked with creating a clear content strategy, making content publication efficient, ensuring the site was American Bar Association compliant and advocating for a web governance strategy. If that was not enough, my relentless pursuit of perfection led me to undertake a full overhaul of the site to a responsive layout.
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