Frontend decisions with product taste
I help define flows, propose UI direction, mock the interaction, and turn the chosen path into a polished frontend experience.
Software Engineer - Assessment & Frontend Engineering Lead @ Stanford University
Emily Arteaga-Garcia
I turn product ideas into polished frontend experiences: shaping decisions, mocking flows, implementing the UI, and carrying the work through delivery.
Stanford ROAR platform
Frontend product delivery
End-to-end design to launch
Meet Emily
Product-minded frontend engineer with research instincts.
I specialize in frontend development, UX design, and research-based education technology. My work spans web applications, score reports, dashboards, request flows, health education tools, and software that helps people make sense of complex information.
Currently, I work at Stanford University on ROAR, an online assessment platform grounded in reading and dyslexia research. I help shape product decisions, propose interaction ideas, create mockups, implement frontend systems, and deliver experiences used by schools and researchers.
What I Bring
I like the hard middle between people, systems, and clarity.
Interfaces that feel obvious
I turn dense workflows into calm, readable screens with accessible interaction patterns and careful content hierarchy.
Delivery from mockup to production
I like staying close to the whole arc: discovery, design details, implementation, review, iteration, and release.
Featured Work
Professional frontend work at Stanford ROAR.
Selected Projects
A portfolio across frontend engineering, inclusive design, and product thinking.
Working Style
I like working with teams that care about clear interfaces.
I enjoy collaborating with people who value strong implementation, accessibility, thoughtful product decisions, and making complex workflows easier for real users.