Amanda C. Miller

Archive Vision is a mobile-first application that allows historians and archivists to scan historial documents, extract text, and query them using semantic search similarity. As product manager, I work directly with Professor Seth Bernstein (Ph.D. University of Toronto, 2013) to tailor the application to his technical requirements. I designed the product backlog, scope of work, system architecture and oversee a team of 4 students across backend and frontend using the agile framework. The final product will be delivered to the UF History Department for use digital humanities projects and for ongoing development.

Our tech stack includes Docker, FastAPI, Celery/Redis, MariaDB, and Chromadb. The frontend is built with React Native for compatibility on Android and iOS devices.

Lemmatica is a Spanish-learning application that allows users to create practice sets in a one-to-many relationship with vocabulary cards. As backend manager, I proposed project idea, led backend architecture, database schema, and deployment via Docker/Nginx/Digital Ocean for live stable demo version. Managed agile sprints and product backlog as the scrum master.

Researched and wrote in-depth articles on blockchain, NFTs, cryptocurrency in gaming, and NFT art projects for industry blogs. Applied keyword and SEO strategies to optimize reach and engagement. Created supporting images and social media content to promote each article. Managed all publishing and content updates directly on WordPress.

Redesigned and maintained the company website using WordPress and custom CSS to create a clean, modern, and branded user experience. Developed a custom AI chatbot using Flask and integrated it as an HTML/CSS widget on the site to help answer customer questions and guide users to relevant content. Deployed the chatbot backend on AWS for reliable and scalable performance. The improvements helped boost customer engagement, increase estimate requests, and support automated communication efforts.