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Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

As part of the scrum team, I worked on EVA, a cutting edge SaaS data analytics tool for Oil & Gas operators to view their well assets/data. I created new features, touching both the front and backend code. I worked closely with the COO and other stakeholders to ensure features were developed according to specification and within tight deadlines. I helped build intuitive user interfaces using React, and also gained exposure to writing Rust code and making it interoperable with .NET for faster backed calculations.

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

As a member of the land team, I worked on LandWorks, a web based tool for operators to manage their land assets. I worked closely with BA's and QA's to deliver well-written software in a timely manner according to company standards. Notably, I used Aspose to create and reformat PDF generated reports. I was able to condense some report lengths by up to 50%, creating a cleaner, less bloated file for the end user to look at.Environment: C# (.NET Framework 4.5), KnockoutJS, SQL Server 2012, XML

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

As part of a small agile team, I helped build a Single Page Application (SPA) for use by Daycares to manage every aspect in an all-in-one solution (registration, scheduling, day-to-day activities, etc). The app used microservices built with C#, Azure Functions, Azure Service Bus, and CosmosDB for the database.Most notably, I worked on features such as data uploading (from excel file to the Cloud) using Azure Data Factory, and implemented user authentication using Azure B2C for Identity Management. I used NUnit to test the Azure functions, and helped create automated frontend tests using Cypress.Tech stack: C#, .NET Core 3.0, Vue JS, Cosmos DB, Azure, Azure DevOps.

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

I worked on a small team to develop an application using ASP.NET (MVC) to aid in the procurement process, by revolutionizing the way clients create and respond to RFP's (request for purchase). We used a normalized database (SQL), Entity Framework, and a C# backend and Razor pages.