Tyler Green

Dallas, TX · Senior full-stack engineer

Tyler Green

I was the user before I was the engineer.

The pivot

Six years selling. Then I learned to build.

I spent the first six years of my career on the revenue side of software. I sold cars at Sewell Lexus, carried a $2.4 million book across 6,900 accounts at DealerSocket, advised CIOs at Gartner, and ran two of my own businesses. I learned what a number on a dashboard costs the person who has to hit it.

Today I lead a greenfield React 19 dashboard at StoneEagle F&I. The business background never became a footnote: it is why I start from the outcome and work backward to the architecture.

The code that makes money ships in production at the companies I work for. The code you can read is this site.

  1. 2013Sewell Lexus
  2. 2017DealerSocket
  3. 2021The pivot
  4. 2021CarOffer, a CarGurus company
  5. 2026StoneEagle F&I

The proof

I built it for one user. Me.

The pandemic sent wholesale car buying vertical. CarOffer went from roughly 3,000 transactions to 30,000 in a few months, and the internal tools were built for the old numbers.

I was an account executive then. The page that returned a vehicle history had no deep link. Load it. Wait 45 seconds. Paste a VIN. Wait again. More than a hundred times a day. So I built myself a shortcut: copy a VIN, land on the record.

One afternoon the VP of sales was at my desk for something else and watched me use it.

Everybody has to have this.
VP of sales, CarOffer

That meant learning to ship to other people. I gave it an auto-update, so every copy patched itself whenever I released a change. Within two months it was running across the company.

Then I asked CarOffer's engineering team for a shot and set the terms myself: a pay cut, reassessed at 90 days. They called it at 60 and made me an engineer.

Nobody assigned that work. That part has not changed.

  • 45 sec

    Saved per lookup

  • 100+

    Lookups a day

Measured in outcomes

The work, in numbers.

  • +28%

    Offer generation

    Platform-wide lift after Matrix Analyzer, the pricing-analysis tool I designed and built at CarOffer.

  • +200%

    Rule approval rate

    Increase after the Automated Rules engine I built, which also saved account executives 5 to 10 hours a week.

  • $2.4M

    Revenue managed

    Annual book across 6,900 accounts as Executive Sales Manager at DealerSocket, before I wrote production code.

  • 20+

    Cars a month

    Back-to-back Team-Twenty Presidential awards at Sewell Lexus, running at 150% of quota.

Work

Where I have shipped.

StoneEagle F&I

Software Engineer, full stack

2026 to present

Ext JS monolithReact 19 + TypeScript on cached Postgres APIs

  • Lead the greenfield dashboard replacing a legacy Ext JS frontend on a multi-tenant retail analytics platform: widget architecture, cross-device persistence with shareable links, and the reliability fixes that unblocked a gated pilot rollout.
  • Build the reporting endpoints behind it: PostgreSQL aggregations with window functions and pivoted datasets, plus a dataset cache so sorting, filtering and paging never recompute an expensive pivot.
  • Ship across the worker and event tiers too: queue-driven generation and delivery of scheduled reports, event publishing that syncs permissions between services, and retry-hardened upstream calls after transient failures left filter lists empty.
  • Built the automated quality layer: a Playwright suite that runs every report across both data backends and diffs a scoreboard run to run, and a k6 load harness with per-endpoint latency dashboards in Grafana.
  • Shipped the data-hygiene feature that shows dealers revenue arriving unmapped and uncounted: a live warehouse integration held behind an anti-corruption layer, and a tenancy fix so client-level users see every dealer rather than none.

CarOffer

Software Engineer, a CarGurus company

2021 to 2025

  • Built the Insights Dashboard end to end: C# and .NET APIs aggregating Elasticsearch data behind SQL Server, surfaced through a React interface.
  • Designed Matrix Analyzer so sales teams could see the real-time effect of configuration changes, lifting platform-wide offer generation 28%.
  • Shipped the Automated Rules engine for policy-based buying, tripling rule approval rates and removing hours of manual work each week.

Before code

Sales leadership and ownership

2013 to 2021

  • Sewell Lexus: earned the Team-Twenty Presidential award twice at 150% of quota, with a 98.6% customer satisfaction index.
  • DealerSocket and Gartner: managed $2.4M across 6,900 accounts, then advised CIOs on enterprise strategy and added $90k in recurring revenue in four months.
  • Owner-operator of two businesses, and an account executive at CarOffer managing 100 dealerships before moving to engineering.

Stack

Tools of the trade.

TypeScript React C# .NET Core PostgreSQL SQL Server AWS Azure Docker Playwright k6 Grafana Vite SCSS Redis Elasticsearch Snowflake

Darker weight is where I have shipped production systems. React, TypeScript and PostgreSQL are today's daily drivers; C# and .NET carried four years of API work before them, and that is where I want the next four.

Certifications

BA Economics, minor in Technical Communication · Texas Tech University

Off the clock

Still nobody assigning it.

Big Brothers Big Sisters
Mentor since 2024.
Making
3D printing and woodworking. The same instinct as the shortcut, in another material.
First Hyrox
Racing this November, at the end of a 21 week build.
Running
Working toward a half marathon in 2027.
Lifting
Competed in powerlifting in college, and never really stopped.
Pickleball and padel
When it is not a race week.

Let's build something.

© 2026 Tyler Green · Dallas, TX

HTML, CSS, and under 5 KB of vanilla JavaScript. No framework shipped.