Ethan Resnick is a Principal Engineer with 14 years of experience building full-stack web products and leading small, high-impact teams; he currently drives engineering at Zingage after senior roles at Cove and startup leadership at Astorian. He pairs hands-on work across backend services and frontend UX—contributing to both mathematical JS libraries and the widely referenced json-api docs—so he’s comfortable moving between typography/layout polish and core algorithmic refinements. His background includes architecting Kafka-powered, event-driven systems, designing high-performance caching and data-sync solutions, and shipping product-facing UIs at organizations from Quartz to The New York Times. A former founder and longtime consultant, he blends entrepreneurial pragmatism with production-grade engineering and a knack for improving developer and user-facing documentation.
14 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
Harvard Program on Negotiation
Bachelor's degree, Bachelor's degree at New York University
Contributions:281 commits, 229 PRs, 159 pushes in 4 years 7 months
Contributions summary:Ethan primarily focused on improving the typography and layout of the documentation. They made changes to the CSS and Sass files, adjusting font sizes, line heights, and spacing. Additionally, the user implemented features to enhance the sidebar's functionality, making it scroll independently on smaller viewports and adding a version picker for easier navigation. These changes improved the overall user experience and readability of the documentation.
Advanced Mathematics Library for Node.js and JavaScript
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:100 commits in 5 months
Contributions summary:Ethan primarily contributed to the development of a mathematics library, focusing on refining existing functions and introducing new ones. They addressed issues such as misnamed functions, syntax inconsistencies, and global variable declarations, ensuring better code quality. The user implemented a variety of mathematical functions, including limit, transpose, and factorization, along with bug fixes. The user also refactored and improved some functions.
mathstatisticsnode-jsmathematicsjavascript
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