DevOps Engineer on the Retail Services Team

• Designed and Developed CI/CD pipelines using tools such as Jenkins and XL Release• Implemented containerized micro-services for web applications and orchestrated using Docker and Kubernetes• Analyzed application logs and database entries to debug software issues • Troubleshoot user reported issues with Splunk and Kubernetes Logs• Automated deployment processes to allow for repeatable, scalable and error-free deployments• Configured management systems such as Spring Cloud Configs • Knowledgeable in version control system such as Git and Bit-Bucket

Currently building chatbots, mobile apps and web platforms for the Fintech industry.- Executed feature and bug fix testing using a combination of manual and automated testing techniques. - Identified software defects during testing and properly documented the defects - Automated front-end testing using automation tools. - Worked closely with developers to ensure defects are correctly identified and fixed.- Configured Jenkins jobs for Continuous Integration- Applied agile methodologies and scrum practices on current projects

• Participated with a Global Ultrasonic Team of 150 people in the Research and Development of BK Ultrasonic products (Global Revenue of $160M at Fiscal 2016)• Wrote and published system test reports to ensure software complies with medical standards • Created and executed verification and validation plans for test procedures and equipment • Investigated and analyzed software bugs with developers to formulate solutions in fixing the software• Performed functional, regression and integration test for new implementations and changes to existing software• Engaged in weekly internal meetings to discuss project progress with supervisors and colleagues • Collaborated with team members to continuously improve test methodology and processes

• Investigated reasons for medical device failures across multiple hospitals in the lower mainland and provided recommendations for improvements on existing devices • Participated in 10 years of procurement planning for imaging equipment and devices• Facilitated the acquisition of a $600,000 Endoscopic Ultrasound device at St. Paul’s Hospital• Analyzed the necessity and efficacy of network isolators on existing and currently operational EMG machines • Conducted a large scale risk analysis on reverse osmosis systems required for dialysis across the lower mainland • Engaged in weekly internal meetings to discuss project progress with supervisors • Wrote multiple formal reports for submission to Health Canada and the hospital administration

Vandrico is an unbiased 3rd party verifier and specialized R&D firm working for industrial clients. We investigate on new wearable technology to help the industrial business to identify the real prospect. By integrating wearable technology into the industrial workplace, Vandrico deliver cost effective solutions to empower the work force and help industrial clients achieve their goals. This includes feasible studies, design plans, application development and full implementation support.

• Organized and encouraged students to attend social events at the electrical engineering building in UBC• Represent UBC and provide hospitality to employees at the technical fairs

• Achieved 88% by building an autonomous robot capable of travelling through a maze in a team of 5• Designed the robot to operate efficiently with the least amount of power consumption using MOSFETS Drivers, Infrared Sensors and DC motors• Used Solid-works to design and constructed the metal chassis

• Updated the website monthly for the student club and notified other members of upcoming club events• Received Feedback on website and increased social networking skills by interacting with 200 students in different faculties