Senior Software Engineer at Intuit

Before Identity: the Intuit Design System

My first two years at Intuit were on the Design System team, building and maintaining 100+ reusable components used across QuickBooks, TurboTax, Credit Karma, and Mailchimp. I built the theming layer that let each product apply its own brand — colors, type, spacing — on top of the same shared components, so teams got consistency without giving up their product identity.

I owned the team's Storybook as the source of truth for usage guidance and accessibility notes, and held weekly office hours to help other engineering teams integrate and adopt the library — the same component-first, Storybook-driven habits I carried into the Identity org afterward.

Leading Passkeys across Intuit

I led the passkeys initiative across Intuit, architecting and shipping 8 cross-product frontend launches with a team of 5 engineers — streamlined registration, post-enrollment education, and a centralized post-auth surface for managing sign-in methods.

The rollout drove passkey adoption from 10% to 26% of active Intuit customers, meaningfully strengthening Intuit's phishing-resistant authentication posture across the platform.

Alongside passkeys, I shipped digital ID (mDL) verification, letting customers prove their identity with the driver's license or ID already saved in their phone's wallet instead of manually uploading a document photo — a faster path through identity verification with fewer drop-offs.

Cross-identity SSO for Amazon partnerships

I defined and led the technical strategy for Intuit's Amazon identity integrations — an end-to-end initiative spanning Identity, Amazon Business Prime, Seller Central, and platform teams. I architected the first-ever cross-identity SSO pattern at Intuit for linking third-party accounts for partnerships; the eligibility design is now the canonical framework for future partnership onboarding.

Owning the integration lifecycle from discovery through production across 4+ org boundaries drove 100K+ gross new subscribers from Amazon Business Prime and a positive incremental activation lift from Amazon Seller Central, with zero escalations.

Agentic AI & MCP-based authentication

I currently lead the agentic AI track for Intuit Identity, integrating MCP-based agent authentication. I built hands-on LLM-powered prototypes demonstrating agentic workflows against production identity APIs, defined protocol-level guidance for non-human principals, and unblocked 3 teams building agentic experiences on top of it.

I also lead the AI-assisted engineering track for the Identity frontend org — running workshops and demos that introduced Claude, Claude Skills, agents, and agent-context-building workflows, yielding an estimated 3x velocity improvement for the team.

Identity 2.0, performance, and Storybook

I led a team of 8 engineers across backend, frontend, and product to build Identity 2.0 for Account Manager on a GraphQL-based architecture, delivering scalability improvements and an 85% GTM velocity gain, and setting migration SOPs with TPMs and Eng leads across products.

I also led a performance track that cut P95 latency by 56% (account selector: 8s → 3.5s, account manager: 11s → 7.2s) through bundle splitting, lazy loading, and render optimization, and I maintain the Storybook environment across 10+ identity repositories that lets Design and PM partners prototype, validate, and sign off on identity experiences before anything ships.