Lead Visualization Engineer · 2021 – Present
Designed and built @atlassian/viz-platform-charts from the ground up. Atlassian's primary data visualization library, serving 28+ engineering teams and 4M MAU. A novel slot-based React composition model lets teams assemble custom chart experiences — opened to company-wide contribution through a structured model and an AI-assisted authoring path.
Led the visualization surfaces powering Atlassian Home dashboards — the central hub where users see activity and metrics across all Atlassian products. Built on the viz platform charts library.
Extended the viz platform to support the new Forge UI — enabling third-party developers to embed rich chart experiences in their Atlassian apps.
Tech-led the table chart rebuild — Atlassian Analytics' most-used chart — and the creation of custom mini-visualizations like sparklines and auto-heatmaps, features that weren't possible under the legacy architecture.
Lead Visualization Engineer · 2019 – 2021
Architected Chartio's Vega-Lite-based visualization library — designed the grammar layer, authoring experience, and chart catalog.
Shipped new chart types including sparklines and an all-new chart catalog for Chartio customers.
A public data visualization built in partnership with the How We Feel app — pandemic user-generated data turned into shared insight.
Data Visualization Scientist & Research Engineer · 2018 – 2019
Co-authored best-paper winner at VDA 2020 (Haber & Gove): a visualization tool for analyzing the suitability of software libraries via their code repositories. Inventor on US Patent 11,487,538.
Designed and shipped an interactive exploration of developer tag co-occurrence on Stack Overflow — revealing how programming communities cluster and evolve.