I started at LaunchBadge in 2021 — a software agency where any week could mean shipping a Web3 wallet, a token-auction platform, a small-business marketing site, or a cross-platform mobile app. The variety taught me to ship, learn, and ship again.
One of those engagements was Calaxy — a Web3 social platform founded by NBA guard Spencer Dinwiddie and Solo Ceesay. I led the frontend build from inside the agency, and when the work outgrew that arrangement Calaxy brought my team and me in-house. As Senior Frontend Engineer and team lead I stayed on through the next two years, taking the product from prototype to more than ninety-five thousand users and shipping over a thousand features along the way: end-to-end chat with crypto and NFT exchange, user-created mini-apps with their own monetization and access controls, magic-link wallets, and multi-chain support.
“Zero to ninety-five thousand users.”
What I do best sits at the intersection of craft and translation. Performant interfaces (Lighthouse scores comfortably above ninety), reusable component libraries that let other engineers move quickly, and the patient work of turning the messy reality of product strategy into things designers, executives, and partners can actually agree on.
