Hi, I'm Trevor.

Former physics teacher turned fullstack developer. I build software for learners — because I've been one.

Here's where I shine:

Fullstack Development

From the UI to the database, I'm proficient with MongoDB, Express, Vue, Node.js, and TypeScript. Comfortable across the stack and ready to work with React, Next.js, or whatever framework your team uses.

User-Centered Development

Six years of direct user contact gives me something most developers lack: I know exactly where users get stuck. That perspective drives how I build — proactively eliminating friction before it becomes a support ticket, not after.

About Me

As a member of the Pivot Interactives team with Discovery Education:

August 2020 - Present

I built and maintained our customer support infrastructure from the ground up allowing us to maintain 90%+ CSAT, sub-2 minute first response time, and 30 minutes mean-time-to-close for approximately 60,000 support requests over 5 years. My fullstack web development work with the team focuses on E2E testing, improvements to our admin dashboards to boost efficiency in support request resolution, and features to proactively address patterns in support requests.

Want to know more?

My contact information is included in the CV.

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Short Bio

I'm a former high school physics teacher turned fullstack developer. My classroom experience and 5+ years building at an edtech company give me a perspective most developers don't have: I understand learners from the inside.

Currently part of the team at Pivot Interactives, a science education web app owned by Discovery Education.

I'm seeking fully remote fullstack roles — ideally with edtech or mission-driven startups.

Avid rock climber. Guitar and piano player. Utterly smitten with my cat, Waffles.

Experience & Education


  1. Pivot Interactives / Discovery Education

    Fullstack Developer — E2E testing, admin dashboard improvements, and support infrastructure for a K-12 science education platform.

  2. Kennesaw State University

    Master of Arts in Teaching Physics

  3. Georgia Institute of Technology

    Bachelor's of Science in Physics