Product delivery, supported by a shared frontend platform.

ESPN’s sportsbook experience needed product features alongside reusable capabilities in a shared web platform.

Product delivery and shared-platform changes involved engineering, Product, Design and brand-team collaborators.

As Lead Software Engineer, I led sportsbook feature delivery and contributed TypeScript component injection, routes, context providers, React Server Components rendering and reusable libraries to the shared platform.

Build reusable platform capabilities alongside product-specific flows, so common rendering and integration work can support brand experiences.

Shared capabilities require coordination across teams. This account describes my contributions within a collaborative platform effort, not sole ownership of the platform.

Source: Jorge Jacome’s supplied résumé, ESPN / Disney section, August 2024–January 2026.

Decision rationale, reconstructed for this portfolio: place common rendering and integration capabilities in shared libraries, while keeping sportsbook flows specific to the product. This explains the contribution; it is not a contemporaneous employer decision record.

Documented result. Résumé-reported result: delivered parlay and single-bet flows and shipped reusable date/time utilities, a test-execution framework and React Server Components rendering primitives for the shared platform.

Recreated from my résumé, not an internal ESPN document. Team contribution; no employer source code or independently verified adoption or performance metrics.

Shipped sportsbook features and reusable frontend capabilities with the wider engineering team.

Résumé-based account. No employer source code, interface captures or independently reproduced performance benchmark is published.