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Mentor at Formation.dev. I do mock technical interviews, and guide sessions on CS fundamentals and engineering techniques.

Created screenshot-tests-for-android (https://git.io/vA8W4), which popularized screenshot testing in the Android world, inspired by the testing needs of Facebook's Android NewsFeed. Talked about it at DroidCon NYC. Built the corresponding backend tracking and reporting infrastructure which is shared byboth iOS and Android. It’s relied on daily to catch regressions across hundreds of surfaces across the company. I built Facebook’s first CI infrastructure to run Instrumentation tests which has been critical to a lot of Facebook’s cross platform investments. I also built a micro-benchmarking framework for Android,which can automatically catch regressions. Built Facebook’s first test coverage tools for both Android and iOS. Earned a reputation as an Android testing guru. Helped spread knowledge with pair-programming.Worked in Java, Python, PHP, MySQL, Ojective-C, JSPrevious at Facebook, I worked on the Android Check-in experience, and even before that I worked on Facebook's Cold Storage infrastructure.

First employee (presently 8 people) at Likealittle.com. Built andworked on all parts of the stack, from UI, to backend, to databases,to administration, to infrastructure and backups. Spoke to users, madeproduct decisions. Moved quickly, broke things, and spent sleeplessnights fixing them. Built and maintain all of our test infrastructure,and test patterns. Built a robust Android app, which is final stagesof being published. Worked on Ruby on Rails, Javascript, Scala, Java, C.

Worked on Google Doubleclick for Publishers. Worked in the ``Adminpod'' writing and maintaining code that managed users, roles andpermissions. Owned a feature that allowed creating roles withcustomizable external permissions (which mapped to a different set ofpermissions internally.). Interfaced with various teams, with the aimof pushing things quickly. Wrote code in Java, including Google WebToolkit. Wrote a tonne of Emacs Lisp in my 20% time to keep myselfefficient.