Harrison Liddiard
Product manager, design & aviation enthusiast
Hi! I’m Harrison, a technical product manager at PayPal with a software engineering background. Check out my projects below and my resumé for some things I’ve done. You can also find me on LinkedIn and GitHub.
Skills & Interests
Here’s some stuff I enjoy learning about and doing. Technical skills are in purple:
- product management
- web development
- Node.js
- UI design
- copywriting
- user research
- React
- TypeScript
- Python
- event planning
- hardware projects
- aviation
- theater tech
- photography
- audio mixing
- video editing
- scuba diving
- ballroom dance
Industries
I’m particularly interested in these areas of work:
- transportation
- logistics
- education
- finance
- healthcare
- journalism
Projects
Some things I’ve made – most recent first:- kikl.co: The link shortener for easy to type and remember URLs
- Smarthome: Personal server setup for automation and security
- Harmontown Search: Search 6+ million words spoken in the cult-favorite comedy podcast
- Weather & transit board: Get essential info from an LED fridge magnet before heading out the door
- Stream Editor: Interactively use command-line text manipulation utilities
- Slack Meetups: Bot that pairs people for one-on-one chats
- Aviation Weather Map: Visualize flight conditions with hardware & software
- Driving Time Heatmap: See transportation times to surrounding areas in different traffic conditions
- Mail a PDF Online: Mail a document to anywhere in the U.S. under 60 seconds
- New York Times internship: Search optimization and typographic headline balancing
- UCLA Bruins Signing Day: Live updates for the Bruins’ Football Signing Day
- TypeEmoji: The no-nonsense emoji search keyboard
- UCLA Bruins championships showcase: Explore the Bruins’ history of wins
- Sepalnote: Hierarchical note-taking for the web (incomplete)
- The Stack: Data journalism and newsroom tech blog
- monitor404: Simple 404 error monitoring for your website
- GIFdatabase: Crowdsourced animated GIF search
- prime: Quarterly lifestyle magazine
- istelemarketer: Should you pick up the phone?