Portfolio
Selected Projects
A few projects I've worked on that I'm most proud of.
New Mexico Vaccine Registration System
Statewide vaccine registration, eligibility, scheduling, provider operations, and reporting for 1.4M+ residents and 700+ providers.
New Mexico Vaccine Registration System
Statewide vaccine registration, eligibility, scheduling, provider operations, and reporting for 1.4M+ residents and 700+ providers.
New Mexico needed a vaccine platform that could move quickly, enforce phase-based eligibility, support providers across the state, and keep reporting accurate as the rollout evolved. VaccineNM.org replaced dozens of disconnected scheduling systems with a single centralized registration experience for the entire state.
I handled the engineering and development, building the workflows that let residents create profiles for themselves and dependents, receive targeted invitations, find appointments in their communities, and stay connected to providers throughout the process.
What the system did
- Centralized vaccine registration for residents across New Mexico
- Managed eligibility and scheduling during phased rollout periods
- Supported onboarding and daily operations for hundreds of healthcare providers
- Enabled targeted outreach based on location and vaccine event logistics
- Reported vaccine administration data back to the state and CDC on a rolling basis
Why it mattered
- Reduced confusion by giving residents a single statewide workflow
- Improved equity by notifying people when appointments were available in their area
- Helped New Mexico become one of the fastest and most effective vaccination states in the country
National coverage
The platform was repeatedly cited as a major reason New Mexico outperformed many other states during the vaccine rollout.
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Federal Funding Transparency Dashboard
A public dashboard for ARPA and BIL projects built by reconciling USAspending.gov data with agency-submitted spreadsheets.
Federal Funding Transparency Dashboard
A public dashboard for ARPA and BIL projects built by reconciling USAspending.gov data with agency-submitted spreadsheets.
Federal funding data for New Mexico was spread across USAspending.gov exports and inconsistent spreadsheets submitted by state agencies. I built the application and data handling that compiled those sources, resolved discrepancies, and presented ARPA and BIL-funded projects through a public dashboard.
The goal was not just to show raw data, but to create an intuitive view of what was funded, where it was happening, and how the money was being put to work.
What the system did
- Aggregated federal spending data from USAspending.gov
- Reconciled that data with spreadsheets submitted by New Mexico state agencies
- Standardized project records across inconsistent source formats
- Presented ARPA and BIL projects through an intuitive public dashboard
- Made funding information easier to browse, compare, and explain
Why it mattered
- Improved transparency around major federal investments in the state
- Reduced the gap between messy back-office data and public understanding
- Gave stakeholders a clearer picture of projects funded through ARPA and BIL
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New Mexico DFA Capital Funding Platform
An end-to-end platform for tracking capital projects from proposal and appropriation through draw down, reporting, and completion.
New Mexico DFA Capital Funding Platform
An end-to-end platform for tracking capital projects from proposal and appropriation through draw down, reporting, and completion.
The New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration needed a way to track capital funding across the full lifecycle of a project — from initial proposal and funding requests through appropriation, draw down, reporting, and completion.
I built the engineering and development behind the platform, tying together project status, funding records, and agency reporting into a system that served both operational staff and the public-facing dashboard.
What the system did
- Tracked capital projects from proposal through completion
- Managed funding, appropriations, and draw down workflows
- Supported reporting across agencies and project stages
- Exposed public-facing views of statewide capital funding activity
- Created a clearer operational record of project status and spending
Why it mattered
- Replaced fragmented tracking with a single end-to-end platform
- Improved visibility into where capital funding was allocated and how projects were progressing
- Made a complicated state funding process more legible to both staff and the public
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New Mexico Energy Conservation and Management Platform
An energy rebate platform connecting state agencies, Lowe's, contractors, and residents through eligibility verification, product coordination, and reimbursement workflows.
New Mexico Energy Conservation and Management Platform
An energy rebate platform connecting state agencies, Lowe's, contractors, and residents through eligibility verification, product coordination, and reimbursement workflows.
New Mexico's Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department needed a platform to get electric appliance rebates into the hands of qualifying residents. The system I built handled the full chain: resident intake, eligibility verification through financial documents or Human Services Department data, product matching with Lowe's, and contractor-managed installation and reimbursement.
The project required coordinating across groups with very different technical backgrounds — state agencies, a national retailer, independent contractors, and implementation partners including Franklin Energy and PNNL. The platform also integrated with PNNL's API to report program progress to the federal government.
What the system did
- Onboarded New Mexico residents into an energy rebate program
- Verified program eligibility through financial documentation or Human Services Department data
- Connected approved residents with qualifying electric appliance offers
- Supported coupon generation for high-value appliance discounts
- Enabled contractors to document installations and submit for reimbursement
- Integrated with PNNL's API to report program progress for federal oversight
Why it mattered
- Brought multiple public and private stakeholders into a single operational workflow
- Bridged non-technical program administration with a clear digital experience
- Helped translate policy goals into a system residents and delivery partners could actually use