TJ Egan is a Front End Developer with 11 years of experience, currently contributing to IBM’s Carbon Design System where he blends UI/UX research with hands-on front-end implementation. He specializes in HTML, CSS/Sass, modern JavaScript (ES6/Babel), React, and build tooling like Gulp and Webpack, and has a track record of fixing UI bugs, improving component docs, and enhancing accessibility and iconography on the high-profile carbon-website. Prior experience includes large-scale legacy system work at the NYS Office of Information Technology Services and web/interface design at Siena College, giving him a practical appreciation for both modern interfaces and mission-critical back-end systems. Comfortable leading or collaborating on teams, he excels at translating client pain points into better user experiences and coordinated project delivery. Based in Clifton Park, NY, he pairs strong communication skills with a continual appetite for learning new languages and techniques. A detail-oriented problem solver, he often focuses on small UI fixes that yield outsized improvements in clarity and usability.
11 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
B.S, Computer Science, B.S, Computer Science at Siena College
Contributions:402 reviews, 92 commits, 149 PRs in 3 years 3 months
Contributions summary:TJ primarily contributed to the front-end development of the Carbon Design System website. Their work involved fixing UI issues, updating component documentation, and enhancing the user experience. They addressed bugs related to component rendering and display, including fixing form group warnings and updating color tables. The user was also involved in the implementation of new features, such as updating the banner and fixing issues related to icons, specifically ensuring correct display of glyph-only icons.
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