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Sandy, Utah, United States

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

● Fixed machine timeout issues by throttling the number of requests to not overload themachine’s API.● Resolved concurrent image caching issues by implementing proper C# locks.● Improved page load times by having image thumbnails lazy load in the background.● Deployed and monitored microservices in Azure using Infrastructure as Code alerting.● Learned how to create, deploy, and monitor an IoT device inside of an Azure IoT Hub.

South Jordan, Utah

● Reduced call recording scorecard load times by upwards of 90% by batching therecordings rather than loading them all before popping the dialogue box.● Refactored the back-end to include a well structured data-access-layer by designing andimplementing a brand new data-access-layer from the ground up as a team.● Helped build out test coverage over the entirety of our call reporting infrastructure.● Drastically improved program memory usage by ~94% by profiling program memoryusages and consolidating databases● Decreased reporting load times by ~80% by lazy loading reporting pages.● Learned how to track down and debug rare and complex bugs within the software inorder to release timely hot fixes to customers.● Improved call logging reliability through large scale call event regression testing.● Leveraged typescript to write Cypress tests to create end-to-end front-end tests.● Worked with a product team to help deliver high quality, well tested, features tocustomers.

Lehi, Utah

I spent my time creating a web application for a remote box. The idea of the project was to help the QA team better debug what is going wrong, if anything, on this remote box.

Working for GTECH was part of Neumont University's Enterprise Project class. A group of five developers, myself included, created an Android application that was part of GTECH's e-instant win style of games (Basically scratch-off tickets in the form of quick games).