Catherine Kabor Email & Phone Number

I work on Square Invoices, helping sellers deliver their products and delight their customers with a simple, reliable payment experience.

My team owned the Orders API (https://developer.squareup.com/reference/square/orders-api), delivering the information and orchestration to make sure Square sellers never miss a sale.

Backend product development- Design and implementation of continuously deployed AWS staging environment, decreasing incidents affecting production by more than 50%- Django REST APIs and DB to support new features and models- Production django scripts to migrate data for new features and models

Washington Dc

Solved data integration, data architecture, backend development, and infrastructure management problems in the US government space.

Greater Seattle Area

Worked in Azure-Compute, the group responsible for allocating client virtual machines on Azure servers. As part of the Service Fundamentals subteam, I was responsible for a Powershell script automating JIT policy requests and a C# service to handle routing allocation requests.

- Development manager for a team of five interns building a tool that uses sentiment analysis and data visualization to help business analysts at TD Ameritrade understand and improve client experience- Designed architecture of solution from UI to database within TD Ameritrade infrastructure- Assigned development tasks to individual student developers, reviewed pull requests, and wrote an ETL to manage acquiring the data for our system's needs

Lincoln, Nebraska Area

- Event-Driven EDI integration system – lots of architecture discussions and design thinking, wrote event handling and dispatching microservices.- Event-Driven Autopricing system prototype – set up Hangfire and RabbitMQ integrations for a system that automatically changes listing prices according to multiple strategies to increase profits and sales.- Set up multi-stage CI/CD pipelines on Octopus Deploy and Gitlab- Custom Nuget package dev

Lincoln, Nebraska Area

Worked on the St. Baldrick's Foundation web site, using Ruby, HTML, and CSS