Marc Glasser
Software Engineer at Expensify
Portland, Oregon, United States
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Top SchoolMarc Glasser is a Portland-based software engineer with eight years of full-stack experience and a background as a decade-long self-employed music producer and touring DJ, which shapes his collaborative, creative approach to product work. At Expensify and through volunteer open-source projects he ships user-focused interfaces and contributes front-end improvements—most notably to the popular Nextstrain Auspice visualization where he enhanced map visualizations and controls. He’s fluent in JavaScript, React/React Native, Node, GraphQL/Apollo and modern front-end tooling, and brings design sensibilities from Photoshop, Sketch and SVG animation into responsive UI work. Comfortable leading small teams and juggling diverse responsibilities from his time running Dutch Dubs, he excels at turning creative briefs into polished, accessible experiences that uplift and empower users.
8 years of coding experience
Front End Development, Front End Development at freeCodeCampWeb Development, Web Development at CodecademyBachelor of Arts - BA, Philosophy, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Philosophy at State University of New York College at PlattsburghWeb Development, Web Development at Treehouse
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Github Skills (12)
javascript10
visualization10
d3js10
front-end-development10
visualizations10
react10
redux9
github9
git-repository9
git9
uinavigationcontroller6
swift6
Programming languages (11)
Github contributions (5)
nextstrain/auspice
May 2020 - May 2020
Web app for visualizing pathogen evolution
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Front-end DeveloperContributions:6 commits, 1 PR, 2 comments in 1 day
Contributions summary:Marc contributed to the Auspice web app by implementing and modifying UI components, specifically focusing on map visualizations and control elements. Their work includes adding a transmission lines control, incorporating it into the map display and controls, and modifying existing map rendering logic. The user also addressed spacing and style issues within the codebase.
pathogenreactevolutionvisualizingvisualization
King-Mob/techno-syndicalism
May 2018 - Aug 2018
repo for the techno-syndicalism app. read more at bananananaba.com/Wobbly.html
Contributions:37 commits in 2 months
reacttechnojavascriptsyndicalismnodejs
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