- Senior Technical Lead for Merchant Onboarding- Responsible for guiding technical direction for onboarding merchants on Google Commerce properties

Responsible for managing the Merchant Signup engineering team for Google Commerce.- Landed a multi-year migration effort in unifying technical stacks to power a unified product experience for Google Business Profile and Merchant Center Signup.- Managed a group of 8 junior and senior engineers.- Drove the expansion of scope in the team to simplify onboarding for users via personalized experiences.

Responsible for providing the technical direction for a group of engineers and driving software projects end to end, from ideation and design to execution and launch.Currently working closely with the management of business photos globally at Google.

Building the best Local Search experience on the web.Currently working closely to increase the number of meaningful connections and interactions between small/medium size business owners and consumers, while building the most effective user search journey.Successfully launched various scalable consumer facing application features serving 1 billion + users, including new functionality on the Google search results page.

I led the web technologies development of the LATAM region at Applicaster, working closely with React, React Native, Redux and Node on ES6+. Responsible for building beautiful rich experiences in mobile and web for dozens of apps in the media and entertainment industry such as TV Broadcasters, OTT platforms, and other TV channels and shows around the world.Clients included but not limited to: Televisa, TVAzteca, TYC, HITN, TvGo, RPC, The Voice, RCNTV, Mediaset Big Brother, amongst others. • Aggregated Content Feed: Led the React Native architecture design and development of the Social Content Feed product offering, which allows users to consume and interact in real time with aggregated social media content from various sources, cms generated content, and engagement activities. Co-led the server development built on Node.js to power the business logic of the Social Feed.• Groupchat and Video Overlays: Designed, developed, and supervised the deployment of the Groupchat product and various video overlay experiences such as Multicamera support video playback over live video. Built on top of React/Redux front-end frameworks.

Responsible for building the best cloud-based People Management software solution in the industry, making the company #15 in Fortune 100.• Web Front End Development and Consulting: Developed and provided front-end guidance for the Talent Acquisition Onboarding solution for Ultipro Suite of enterprise offerings. Worked closely with C#, Knockout.js, SASS, Node.js, Ruby, and MongoDB.• UX/UI Styleguide: Led the development and implementation of a Front-End UI Style guide to standardize user interface patterns within our product, achieve higher consistency in the application, and have a UI reference for QA and development coworkers.

Responsible for engineering the best web-based Fantasy Sports gaming experience in the industry.• Modernize Live Scoring: Led the development of CBSSports Fantasy Live Updating scores applications for all fantasy sports to use a modern MVC front-end architecture. The architecture is built on top of Backbone.js/Marionette.js and powered by a proprietary data exchange socket­‐based protocol to update live player stats, points, game time, and game information. This project will provide the application with increased expandability, maintainability, and a decoupled codebase required to support multiple user interfaces, optimized for mobile apps and desktop environments.• Adoption of Modern Frameworks: Introduced to the team the usage of Backbone.js in conjunction with Marionette.js to provide more structure and expandability to complex Front-End applications, using Underscore as the templating system for views. Also instituted the use of Mocha for unit testing JavaScript applications, making it the standard testing framework for all large scale fantasy products on the site.• Web Architecture and Consulting: Architected a front-end module for rendering a bracket-like HTML structure to power March Madness Bracket games, Playoff Race, Fantasy Playoff Brackets, and any other future brackets structure on the site. Architected the MVC design for March Madness Brackets 2014 now built as a Marionette application. Supervised the adoption of a 12-column grid system implemented across the CBSSports Fantasy product. Provided consulting in the selection of an adaptive versus a responsive approach to developing for mobile platforms for our team.

Responsible for the development and implementation of compelling web user experiences and systems to create engaging web applications.• LogViewer Portal: Designed and developed an interactive application that allows our quality assurance and development teams to view logs traces from production and staging servers in a centralized portal for troubleshooting purposes. Formatted log data is collected through AJAX, parsed, rendered, and controlled by custom built object oriented JavaScript Libraries.• Front-End Performance: Executed a performance improvement plan to decrease page load time and size by assessing the efficiency, structure, and impact of multiple factors including but not limited to externally served assets, html markup and semantics, JavaScript libraries, and by advocating the adoption of Front-End best practices.

Responsible for the design, development, implementation, and maintenance of several software systems including but not limited to back end and front end web development.• Fantasy App Central Marketplace: Led the development of the Fantasy Applications marketplace, which supports the purchase of 3rd party developed applications to extend the Fantasy Games experience. Employed the use of custom built JavaScript libraries, JQuery, CSS3, PERL based RESTful API development, and cross-domain data retrieval over JSONP. This also included the design and implementation of a users review and rating system for the available applications.• Back-end Game Logic: Re-engineered and authored multiple server side game logic PERL modules of the Fantasy Games Product for better code extensibility, readability, and performance. This codebase drives our current fantasy games and now supports the core layer for a newly created set of RESTful APIs for 3rd party partners located at developer.cbssports.com/documentation, making it an integral part of the Fantasy Open Platform Environment (FOPE).• Global Product UI Elements: Developed robust user interface elements to be integrated into CBSSports Fantasy Games in order to expose and provide direct access to the users purchased applications via the Fantasy Applications marketplace. The interface elements are rendered dynamically on the server side depending on user’s installed/purchased applications, accompanied by client-side JavaScript libraries leveraging from JQuery plug-in patterns, which control front-end event handling, dynamic element resizing, and data retrieval and caching.• March Madness Bracket Games 2011: Overhauled user interface for Bracket Fantasy games using JQuery in conjunction with PERL server side modules for rendering the user brackets, making this product one of the company’s most profitable units, reaching a record number of 6.5 million users. Engineered backend support for dynamic scheduling of games.

Responsible for development and maintenance of various software projects• Flash Overlays: Developed Flash based video player overlays programmed in ActionScript 3 that interface with JavaScript libraries and data services to display live NCAA game scores, player stats, social sharing functionality, and other sports related content for multiple video micro sites reaching an audience of 20+ million users.• Image Processing Tool: Engineered an internal use tool and the accompanying front end interface to programmatically manipulate large batches of images for resizing, cropping and other actions, as well as keep image inventory, and handle image deployment to production.

Worked on several web software projects, and made part of the CBSSports.com redesign team responsible for the following projects: • Programming Box: Created a dynamic Perl CGI component on the CBSSports.com home page that was edited by the programming team to display news content and images. • RapidReports: Re-designed and implemented a JavaScript component on the CBSSports.com home page and created Perl based RapidReports web pages, which consisted of NFL team related real-time reports retrieved in JSON format from internal data services.

Responsible for the design, development, and programming of the University of Miami Information Technology web portals, and other internal web applications and interfaces.

Developed a Security Development Life Cycle to be incorporated as part of the implementation and development of new software projectsGlobal Discovery and removal of risk prone services and malicious applications amongst restaurant service centers and restaurant locations using globally deployed patches.