Christopher Berger Email & Phone Number

Fort Collins, Co, Us

Seattle, Washington, Us

Go, React full stack development in identity management space.Crafted MVP components in React.Managed international ID recognition with Regula integration.Postgres performance upgrades using describes + indexing.

Denver, Colorado, Us

Tech lead and individual contributor working with Go, React, and Node. Helping find solutions in both the code base and overall engineering process.Implemented dashboards, postgres queries, and reworked code bases tied to a single data model to be more flexible to accept future integrations.

Campbell, Ca, Us

API integration work with Microsoft data storage (Sharepoint, OneDrive) using .NET and Go. Some DevOps work to implement Garden to run dev environment kubernetes clusters with a simple `garden up` command

Ann Arbor, Michigan, Us

Predominantly backend work focused on internal APIs using GraphQL to create and support Nutshell's Sales Automation and Email Drip features. Also had a large hand in the creation of the Slack Integration.

Grand Rapids, Michigan, Us

Member of the Order Management/Sales Applications support team. This involves interacting with many internal customers, and some of our dealers through incident tickets on bugs, administrative needs, or enhancement requests that need to be made in our group of applications. The work is primarily done in SAP with the occasional .NET and Javascript sites.

Grand Rapids, Michigan, Us

Internship focused on cleaning up backend data structures that are used in global operations meetings. These structures were initially handled in Excel and are now pulled directly from the parent Excel sheet into a Windows and Web application instead of into various other Excel sheets. Helped implement a multithreaded batching sensor relay to help funnel information collected from machines in the plant to malleable databases to be referenced later in lean management applications.

Worked with an Elastic instance that housed university lab usage information. This information was used to answer questions about various software packages as part of a clean up for the university. Too many software packages were being used too little, requiring some license pruning, and the instance I worked with allowed the university to make decisions based on the data my team provided.