Worked on the web development team responsible for Bernstein.com, a private wealth management site that offers information about AB and its services before login and provides high-net-worth investors with access to sensitive account information and various account management actions after login.

Utilized frontend (React, JS, HTML & CSS) and backend (.NET, C#, SQL) technologies daily to develop new features and resolve support tickets, enhancing the site's functionality and user experience.

Led the migration of the site's post-login content from an expiring CMS to Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). Built a NuGet Package to handle the site's transition to AEM, incorporating HTTP requests for content retrieval, caching for optimized performance, and server-side file monitoring to ensure the latest content was displayed.

Designed and developed React components for the firm's first design system, built on Material UI and deployed via Vercel. The system provided developers with easily customizable, company-branded UI components as reusable HTML markup.

Developed a suite of frontend tests using TypeScript, simulating user interactions to validate expected functionality and ensure correct rendering of DOM elements. Automated the test suite with Cypress and integrated it into DevOps pipelines, significantly reducing manual testing efforts and improving deployment efficiency.

Designed and developed new financial tools for a portfolio management desktop application (.NET WinForms) used by portfolio managers to handle account-specific requests for their clients. These tools replaced manually executed SQL stored procedures, freeing up developers' time and giving portfolio managers greater autonomy.

Integrated Glance Cobrowsing into Bernstein.com, enabling older or less tech-savvy clients to easily share their screen with AB financial advisors for assistance in navigating the site and completing account-related tasks, while ensuring sensitive financial data remained protected.

Completed AB's Technology and Operations Graduate program, which included three 6-month rotations as a software developer, gaining experience across multiple teams.