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Responsibilities & Projects:• Own and expand a variety of Packaging and Deployment software, including a central system of originally C++ monoliths mixed with newer Go microservices, a C++ remote daemon that deploys to more than 60k machines, a fleet of databases, and our own set of cloud machines and Kubernetes pods.• Coordinate a variety of projects to develop new features and expand existing features based on both user feedback and internal needs, such as interfacing with our process manager to automatically restart running software after deploying an update, and creating a Testing Universe which outputs a set of in-sync docker containers mimicking production data for use in our automated tests.• Manage our front-end user interfaces within the Bloomberg Terminal and on the internal web, and support this split by creating a unified API that both interfaces can reach.• Serve as a mentor for teammates during their first project on their team, and mentor new hires company-wide.Technology Stack:• Programming languages: Go, C++, Python, Typescript, JavaScript• Docker, Kubernetes, BPKG, SQLite

Responsibilities:• Teach students how to debug their own code and learn independently. Provide weekly feedback on their assignments.• Provide class resources and a curriculum written by Trilogy Education on a repository for students to access. Keep class resources up to date as the instructors and assistants modify the curriculum to fit the students' needs.• Substitute teach class sessions when the instructors are unavailable. Work to the goal of becoming an instructor.• Foster an environment of kinship and support. Enable students to do their best by making sure they are well provided for in the difficult beginning of their technical growth.Teaching the following technologies:• HTML, CSS, JS, jQuery. • Handlebars, React. • Node, Express.• MySQL, Sequelize, MongoDB.

Responsibilities & Projects:• Lead development on a NodeJS Express server that exposes AWS Kinesis stream data for both devs and automated tests. This project is open source and utilized as a learning experience for peers in new tech such as NodeJS, REST, AWS, and CI/CD tools.• Develop a CRUD micro-service to serve as central data repository for current and new services. Uses AWS/Python.• Build the front end of a load testing suite and automate unit testing for the Scala & Akka services managed by Core Platforms.• Responsible for testing and deploying my own stack. Utilize TDD concepts and CI/CD tools and pipelines such as Concourse, Terraform, Docker, CircleCI, and custom scripts to get the job done.• Resolve all high priority issues in the old monolithic C# application by fixing bugs and adding regression tests.• Mentor teammates and build a culture of knowledge-sharing and openness.Technology Stack:• Programming languages: Python, C#, NodeJS, Scala, Play Framework. • AWS: Lambda, DynamoDB, Kinesis, EC2, S3.• Deploy tech: AWS Chalice, Docker, Concourse, Terraform, CircleCI

Responsibilities & Projects:• Expanded the help desk's tool set by automating the previously manual process of deleting malicious emails from the firm's users' inboxes. Reduced human interaction time for the task from hours to seconds.• Provided a platform for users to migrate data from MS Exchange and into the data storage solution of their choice.• Automated the previously manual process of updating users' web browsers with the Windows Installer Toolkit.• Wrote a distribution list monitoring application for the team capable of recursively discovering user count and list status. Essential in preventing disruptive email storms.• Regularly presented project status updates to team and managers.Technology Stack:• C#, WIX (Windows Installer), Java, Python

Built a front-end JavaScript application using a variety of frameworks in a startup environment. Single code base with a native look and feel on Android, iOS, and web.

My duties involved assisting students with understanding conceptual and applied physics in the BYU Physics Department. Preparatory team-building meetings were required once a week.

I served as a standard lifeguard at the Ravine Waterpark. I worked both part-time (4 hours per day) and full-time (8 hours per day).

I served as an on-call technician for classroom media equipment on BYU campus. If a projector or computer broke, a professor needed help with the equipment, or a service needed specialty equipment like mics and speakers, I provided those services.