Full Stack Engineer

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About

Here is a little background

My name is Patrick Poole and I am a full stack engineer currently living in San Francisco, California. I have been working with both React and Vue for the past 6 years and have experience designing, building, and deploying many web projects both personally and professionally.

Experience

Senior Front End Engineer

Liminal

Started: 2024-05-01

Ended: 2025-01-01

Designed and implemented robust frontend features for a secure platform enabling the compliant use of large language models (LLMs) in industries like finance, insurance, and healthcare using Next.js, React, TypeScript, and TailwindCSS
Collaborated cross-functionally with product and design teams to translate specifications into actionable Jira tickets, create intuitive UIs in Figma, and ensure designs adhered to requirements

Full Stack Engineer

WageUp

Started: 2019-11-01

Ended: 2024-05-01

Spearheaded the redesign and reconstruction of the React Native mobile app in Quasar (Vue framework), unifying the tech stack with the desktop product and streamlining development efficiency
Nominated for "Innovative Product of the Year" by AAA (ACA Club) in 2020
Facilitated the issuance of $2M+ in incentives through the mobile app for over 10,000 users

Frontend Developer

FareHarbor

Started: 2018-05-01

Ended: 2019-11-01

Integrated over 1,000 FareHarbor client websites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery creating exceptional UI/UX to optimize bookings and revenue
Developed a metrics dashboard in React to analyze and display the stats of the web integrations team including integrations, live updates, SEO audits, and mock integrations

Projects

VenU

A live music app designed to change how users find shows online. Instead of searching for a specific artists, users can view upcoming artists at music venues where they live. The app is also connected to the Spotify API so users can listen to each artist to get a taste of what the concert might be like. There are also several CRUD features such as saving and viewing specific events that they are interested in attending.

Street Honey

A web application for Street Honey, a film photography brand, using Next.js—a React framework known for server-side rendering and enhanced performance. The backend is powered by Sanity Composable Content Cloud a state-of-the-art headless CMS. The initial purpose of the site was to sell licensed prints and merchandise direct-to-consumer via the Stripe API.