Jeff Wesson

I work on an application that serves automotive dealerships. I've been with AutoFi since before we launched and have therefore worked on a variety of things including third-party web components and client-side APIs, complex feature-rich web applications, back-end services, and internal tools. I've been responsible for the technical architecture of our finance and insurance feature suite for over six years and have been a driving force in the development of a re-architected solution meant to address the needs of a rapidly growing company.

Worked as a JavaScript engineer on InMobi Studio - a rich media ad platform which enables users to author MRAID (Mobile Rich Media Ad Interface Definitions) compliant HTML5 creatives that run on various platforms and mobile ad networks. Worked with 2-4 other front end engineers to build and maintain core JS ad code, UI apps including analytics dashboards, and the actual creative Studio using Flash.

Worked with a team to develop and maintain a web experience and platform with which both Audi customers as well as Audi Brand Specialists could interact.

Working with a small team of 2-3 developers on a sprint planning solution for agile and scrum development teams. Planama uses bleeding edge technologies including realtime database syncing, through Firebase, to achieve a much more lightweight and easy-to-iterate product.

An Angular app serving General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) data stored on MongoDB interfacing with Express running on Node. I'm making use of a nice Node module which pulls up-to-date GTFS data for any given transit agency, parses the xml, and populates a database on Mongo. This project is intended to result in an easy-to-customize transit app with which developers can learn and play.

Worked under a non-disclosure agreement to retool and otherwise improve an online e-commerce solution.

Worked within the client's design to build a mobile-first, responsive theme on top of a custom WordPress-as-a-CMS installation including custom content types, plugins, and widgets. This project is helping to build a community and spread valuable cultural and historical information.

I designed a fairly simple, mobile-first, responsive theme to accommodate a blog. I opted for super simplicity and only incorporated bare necessities such as recent blog posts, search, and archives based on categories and tags. I have since, however, relocated to Medium and Twitter for any writing needs.

Worked closely with a designer to achieve a pixel-perfect representation of their vision while incorporating common UI thinking and best practices. Using WordPress-as-a-CMS, I built a menu system for updating items that doesn't just produce a pdf, which can be severely lacking concerning accessibility.

Version 1.0 of a collaborative effort to build more appealing, informative, useful, and functional websites for local businesses in Sonoma County, California. This project uses semantic HTML5 and cleverly laid-out CSS3 to accomplish a clean and minimalistic approach to web development.