My first senior role—and the first time I really got to lead a team. I worked on integrating Sitecore with custom REST APIs and helped mentor junior developers along the way. It was a big step in growing both my technical and leadership skills.

During this project, I dove deep into Sitecore search customization using Coveo. I worked on building a smarter, more intuitive search experience—tuning relevance, wiring up custom filters, and integrating it tightly with Sitecore’s content structure. It was a crash course in advanced search and faceting.

My first Sitecore 9 project—and the first time I solo-led the backend development. I built out the content architecture, wired up dynamic components, and got hands-on with Sitecore Analytics to help the client better understand user behavior. It was a major level-up moment in my Sitecore journey.

This was my first Sitecore Commerce project, working with version 8.2. I helped integrate product catalogs into the CMS and built out commerce components that blended marketing content with transactional data. It gave me a real appreciation for the complexities of merging content and commerce in Sitecore.

This Sitecore 9 Commerce project pushed me deep into the platform's transactional side. I built the custom payment processor, pricing logic, catalog structure, and inventory import pipeline. It was one of those projects where I got to touch nearly every layer of the commerce stack.

A Sitecore Commerce 9.3 project where I owned the entire checkout experience. From cart handling to order submission, I built a custom checkout pipeline tailored to their business needs. It was a deep dive into the transactional flow of Sitecore Commerce.

In this Sitecore Commerce 9.3 project, I integrated the product catalog with a custom Coveo-powered search. It was all about making complex product data easily searchable and user-friendly—balancing performance, relevance, and business logic in one tight integration.

A short but impactful project where I jumped into a Sitecore 9.0 solution to help resolve critical bugs. It was all about quick problem-solving under pressure—digging into legacy code and stabilizing key features for a high-profile financial client.

Worked on a Sitecore 10.0 implementation supporting Porsche dealerships across the U.S. I helped set up the foundational architecture and components for their dealer websites—laying the groundwork for scalability, consistency, and performance across dozens of regional sites.

As the lead Sitecore architect, I’ve been deep in the weeds—from fixing critical legacy issues to building and maintaining custom pipelines, handling SSO integration, and managing Coveo indexing strategies. This role has been a full-spectrum exercise in Sitecore mastery and long-term platform stability.