David Zukowski Email & Phone Number

Kirkland, Wa, Us

San Francisco, Ca, Us

San Francisco, Ca, Us

Protecting the world from email.

Redmond, Washington, Us

Redmond, Washington, Us

Working on the future of Microsoft Teams.I started my Microsoft career as a member of the engineering team responsible for rearchitecting Microsoft Teams in React and Apollo. I now offer my engineering talent to the design team, building interactive experiences meant to showcase and vet upcoming features, designs, and more. I also advise on open-source efforts for current and future Microsoft endeavors.

Redmond, Washington, Us

Worked on the platform that would host the next version of Microsoft Teams. My role involved supporting the development of internal build systems, developer tools, and general application work for the re-architecture of Teams from Angular to React.

Redmond, Washington, Us

Nashville, Tennessee, Us

Contributed to an in-house EMR platform designed to supplement (and later replace) our company's aging, bespoke Salesforce system. The platform was used by our team of nurse practitioners distributed across the United States to manage patient information, schedule home visits, and document findings and treatments.

Nashville, Tennessee, Us

Lead front-end developer for the engineering team at TechnologyAdvice. Our team focused on improving internal business processes with an assortment of web applications. I worked primarily in the integration layer between the front- and back-end, designing client-side architectures for interacting with our various backend API's.- Designed, implemented, and maintained front-end application patterns and infrastructure.- Developed shared build tooling and component libraries.- Managed our CI/CD workflows with Docker, TravisCI, and AWS.- Rebuilt our company's online product selection tool and product review system.- Developed an internal company portal with specialized applications for business users.- Mentored junior/mid-level developers through pair programming and weekly forums.- Worked directly on the back-end developing a variety of micro-services.The engineering team at TechnologyAdvice is also dedicated to giving back to the community. I actively volunteer as a mentor and teaching assistant at Nashville Software School, maintain numerous open source projects, and occasionally contribute to our technical blog.Our stack was primarily JavaScript-based, with TypeScript, React, MobX, Sass, Webpack, Node, Git, and assorted other tooling depending on the environment.

Detroit, Mi, Us

Front-end developer on a small, agile-based team tasked with completely overhauling internal systems through the development of brand-new web applications. Our solutions increased cohesion and efficiency in and between departments by automating and standardizing previously manual processes.I spearheaded multiple prototypes to improve the way our front-end team worked. This included introducing tooling overhauls such as Browserify and Babel (and later Webpack), as well as major tech stack decisions such as a pivot from Angular 1.0 to a more flexible and reliable ReactJS stack with a Flux-based architecture to reduce application complexity and thereby speed development without sacrificing quality.How I made an impact:- Designed, coded, and maintained multiple internal libraries to solve common UI problems.- Boosted front-end productivity by implementing tooling such as Browserify, Webpack, and Babel.- Expedited new development by architecting reusable components for multiple applications.- Developed a set of coding standards to improve uniformity across disparate code bases.- Increased cohesion between local and remote developers by hosting weekly front-end meetings.- Worked with other front- and back-end developers to document and design API service reqs.Tech Stack:- JavaScript (ES6+ with Babel)- ReactJS w/ Flux (Redux)- AngularJS- Sass- Git with Gitflow for version control- Karma with Mocha and Chai for unit testing- Bootstrap- Jade- Gulp with Browserify, later transitioned to Webpack

Cincinnati, Ohio, Us

Developed interactive front-end solutions for Kimberly Clark, Smucker's Natural Foods, and Hilton Worldwide. I worked closely with creative leads to build innovative, sleek experiences that incorporated the latest technologies while supporting a wide range of end-users.Lead UI Developer:- Pull-Ups homepage redesign (1 of 2 leads).- GoodNites TRU-FIT product page (Kimberly Clark)- Disconnect to Reconnect promotion (Smucker's Power of Family Meals)- GoodNites Underwear redesign (Kimberly Clark)- Multi-Brand Hub (Smucker's Power of Family Meals)- Hilton Worldwide content releases.Contributor:- Supported site redesigns for two Smucker's brands.- Supported Poise site redesign and post-launch updates.- Smucker's brands site maintenance and monthly newsletters.- Goodnites site maintenance and newsletters.Tech stack was primarily HTML5, CSS3 (with Sass and Compass), and JavaScript/jQuery, with a small amount of XML/XSLT. Most solutions implemented responsive designs with a focus on graceful page and feature degradation.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Us

Completed front-end projects for clients while working with senior front- and back-end mentors to learn about best development practices and the general workflow of professional web development.As part of a 6-member intern team, researched vehicle ownership trends for 2016. At the end of the program, our team pitched our findings and predictions to Volkswagen and Ford Direct representatives, as well as chief Organic executives.Led development on "The Orchard,"​ a new landing page designed to highlight organic juice products from the Smucker's brand R.W. Knudsen Family. Performed monthly site maintenance and contributed to the development and deployment of monthly e-newsletters.Developed responsive map functionality for the Google Chrome experiment commemorating the 50th Anniversary of MLK's March on Washington (WeAreStillMarching.com).

Worked with special needs children aged 7-16 on a daily basis; responsible for a group of between 1 and 3 campers. Helped create an exciting atmosphere for the kids with the cooperation of other counselors.Met with parents on a daily basis to ensure we also helped campers reach personal goals, so that the summer was beneficial beyond being a fun retreat from school.

Washington, Dc, Us

Worked door-to-door collecting residential information for the U.S. Census Bureau.