Harold Cabalic
Software Engineer, Front End- Frontend: 2007-present
- Backend: 2020-2023
- Looking for: Senior Frontend Software Engineer, open to Sr. Full-Stack
Disclaimer: The code used to create this portfolio is not a true reflection of my technical ability. It is intentionally simplistic in the interest of time.
Featured Projects
A collection of personal/professional projects that I'm excited about.
Subtrak (SaaS)
SaaS for construction workflow management, in which I am mentoring current engineers for best practices, and assessing software performance leading up to beta release. Documenting and making recommendations to ensure that software is delivered with industry standard code quality.
Subtrak
KVStore App v2 (2023)
An improved version of the main UI application that I had developed at Pinterest. This app, used by all Pinterest engineers in the Data org, streamlined the process by which engineers requested key/value data storage, and improved our teams ability to process these requests.
Github
Selected Works
Just a few of the full website builds throughout my career in which I was the primary, and often times only, developer. These projects spanned a variety of tech stacks.
These examples are just website snapshots using Wayback Machine.
SquareTrade
A protection plan company for which I worked for from 2011-2017. As their first front-end software engineer, I had contributed to a number of website redesigns. Additionally, I had developed SquareTrade's first mobile website (m.squaretrade.com) as well as a handful of their international subdomains (AT, DK, FI).
WCG (WeissComm Group)
The first project I built over a two-week period at my first agency job in San Francisco, which involved several late nights, long weekends, and unlimited pizza. WCG (WeissComm Group) is now Real Chemistry.
Wolfgang Puck
One of the first significant builds that I had been assigned very early in my career - restaurant & recipe website for renowned chef Wolfgang Puck. Also developed microsite for Puck's line of soups, wolfgangpucksoups.com.
Press Pogo (Intuity Medical)
A full website build that is particularly memorable for me mostly because of how intricate its design was and how much critical thinking that was required to implement the main dropdown menu (at the time we had implemented the dropdown using sprites).
LOW// Bicycles
Handmade aluminum bicycle framebuilder based in San Francisco, CA. I approached Andrew Low with the hopes of contributing in any way to the SF bicycle scene, and do something for my growing love of cycling. Originally a static website, this was re-implemented using Drupal CMS.
MyZeno (MTV)
Full website build for MyZeno (MTV), a device that 'zapped' pimples away - target audience were teenagers/young adults. Honestly, I was mostly excited to have MTV on my resume.