2026–Present
Browns
Engineering and launch work for a bilingual ecommerce replatform, including storefront implementation, production-data migration, search, performance, accessibility, integrations, and release readiness.
At a glance
My responsibility
What I owned and contributed.
- Personally implemented storefront improvements and defect work across search, product listing, merchandising, pricing, filtering, and interaction behavior.
- Migrated production metaobject and metafield definitions while preserving field types, references, validation rules, and API access.
- Owned performance and accessibility remediation across major storefront routes while separating reproducible issues from noisy local audit data.
- Made late-stage risk tradeoffs by prioritizing narrowly scoped optimizations over broader changes with a larger regression surface.
- Coordinated dependencies across storefront code, apps, product data, content, and external systems.
A hard problem
Balancing performance improvements with regression risk
Late-stage optimization work is not about maximizing the number of changes. It is about finding improvements that materially reduce cost without expanding the regression surface. I narrowed the work to changes that could be verified across responsive and bilingual storefront states, while deferring broader restructuring that was better handled outside a sensitive release window.
What this project demonstrates
What changed, shipped, or mattered.
The strongest current outcome is risk reduction and production readiness rather than a published conversion metric. The work demonstrates current hands-on coding, migration discipline, bilingual QA, performance judgment, and ownership across a wide delivery surface.