A selection of my proudest work.

I specialize in telling data-driven stories visually, and my work helps people understand the news and make sense of the policies that impact them.

This page includes a sample of projects I have worked on for The Washington Post, the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism, Capital News Service, NBC News, as well as personal practice projects. My work demonstrates my commitment to figuring out programming concepts I may not know.

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Interactive story template

The Post’s template for building bespoke stories — I help develop and maintain the framework used across the newsroom.

A photo illustration of an AR-15 rifle with a bullet and a fragment of the Constitution.

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“American Icon” series

The Post’s Pulitzer-winning “American Icon” series — a year-long examination of the AR-15’s role in American life. I built graphics and developed reusable interactive components.

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Three Washington Post stories, two built with the quiz format and one with the “Great Works in Focus” format.

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Story formats

Reusable formats that let editors and reporters create interactive stories at scale, no codebase required.

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Apple News publishing

The pipeline that publishes the newsroom’s interactive stories to Apple News — I rebuilt the publishing tool and brought our quiz format to the platform.

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CMS migration

The Post migrated to a new CMS — I was on the development team that made sure interactives transitioned smoothly.

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Dining Guide

The Post’s seasonal restaurant guide — an interactive database and map of dining picks across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. I led development across six editions.

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