- Building a DevOps solution for RT3D application customers

- Mentored 10 engineers in software design and development- Re-architected 75% of GM's Digital Keys as a Service platform to enable the project to graduate from incubation to scale allowing the product team to begin onboarding customers- Document, share, and continue learning software engineering best practices while exploring the validity of various technologies for existing and new product use cases- Serve as the OnStar Insurance representative of the Join Developers Advisory Committee (JDAC). Performed a POC of GitHub Enterprise for JDAC. JDAC is responsible for guiding the future of enterprise-wide technology adoption- Drove adoption of OpenApi, Stencil and Next.JS as approved open-source standards and was later invited to provide guidance on adoption of open-source libraries as a member of the Open-Source Standards Committee-Member of the Developer Center of Excellence which defines coding standards and guidelines for development

- Incubated software applications that pushed the boundaries of technology in the Auto Industry - Led the development of a marketing site for GM’s newest product line, BrightDrop, on time for a synchronous launch with CEO Mary Barra’s announcement at CES 2020- Improved the developer experience by identifying, documenting, and automating time-consuming and repetitive tasks like CI/CD pipelines, initial project setup and more as the lead developer of Slipstream. The documentation site and components provided a key building block for the over 15 internal startups in the First Mile organization - Led initial development of a $30mm project for data monetization that was built on streaming over 200,000 requests/second in production and a historical transmission of over 9 billion records on the first load- Designed and built a mono-repo CI/CD pipeline used by over 100 engineers that meets GM’s security and release management standards. The pipeline is used for over 100 builds and releases daily across various teams and frameworks like Java Spring, React, Angular, Python and Node

- Identified and improved the performance of poorly performing ETL code with improvements of over 12 hours in critical safety reporting system- Created tools for execution of business rule checks, against Hadoop, Oracle and Teradata environments, for use in project score carding and identification of bad/missing data- Increased operational insight to critical projects with scripts and reports showing the entire status of a project’s ETL load