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Spokane, Wa, Us

Armonk, New York, Ny, Us

AI/MLOps

Denver, Colorado, Us

American Fork, Utah, Us

I joined a team who was new to the RoR stack. They had just acquired an app from a different company and needed to get up to speed quickly so they could release to the APAC region. Their dev counterparts were in the UK on a brutal timezone difference. They really needed someone in their timezone to help guide and mentor the team into their stride. That's where I came in!I initially thought I was coming in to do some senior dev work to get feature complete for release. Quickly I learned that my value to the team was constant feedback, answering questions, and pairing. I was cleaning up tech debt, reviewing PRs and giving feedback, running lunch and learn sessions, and most importantly teaching the rails way of doing development. The more I taught them the tooling and commands, the faster they developed features. I was also able to sit down with other teams and answer their questions on how to build additional tooling to support the business needs. Stack: Ruby on Rails, Postgresql, Ember.js, Heroku

Arlington, Virginia, Us

Working on the core systems team involves a _lot_ of different things: authentication services, lead ingestion, a consolidated data API for all university Salesforce organizations, prod/dev/qa/uat environment automation, large scale data sync/replication, etc.The 2U ecosystem is a polyglot of services across many programming languages. The core systems team primarily owns apps written in Python, Elixir, and Javascript. This is my first time working with Elixir in a production environment and I have come to really appreciate and love it.I could talk ad naseum about the problems tackled by this team, so feel free to ask questions if you're interested. Buzzwords of note: GraphQL, Kafka, Elixir, Phoenix, Salesforce API, Streamsets, Mulesoft, Kubernetes

New York, Ny, Us

Joining a small, focused team has been a wonderful experience. I worked primarily on a ruby on rails back-end system and API that sync'd with an ERP (Enterprise resource planner) and drove a SPA (Single page application) on the front-end. Besides those primary responsibilities there were several integrations from shipping partners to payment gateways to facilitate the entire experience. Buy some signature jeans from the website, pick up at your front door! If only it were that simple :)I was able to work on a lot of projects across the company. Here's an incomplete list of some of those projects:- Transition from regional shipping to a more precise zip-code based model.- Enable international ordering / shipping / payments- Expand and scale our API- Fix legacy bugs with the communication to our ERP, add monitoring and alerting.- Develop a load testing system to simulate traffic for the holiday "Cyber Weekend" where we got 4-10x traffic- Use the load testing system to identify problem areas within our systems. In some cases turning these into feature flippers so functionality could be disabled in worst-case scenarios.This was a wonderful company and team to work with. I got a lot of diverse experience across multiple disciplines.

Washington, Dc, Us

I started working at LivingSocial on the Merchant side of the business. We ran the web and native portal for 41K active merchants ranging from small local businesses to national brands like Costco, BJs, and ProFlowers. Jumping right into a new product called Merchant Connect, we gave merchants the ability to customize communications to their buyers and was a very popular feature. In addition I got to work on the SOA apps that Merchant owned and collaborate with other teams to update the apps we didn't. We paired often to add business features, monitoring, analytics, bug fixes, and work closely with Merchant Support Representatives to fix escalated issues.After doing a rotation on the Dev Platform team I was offered a position with them. This was a very exciting change of pace for me. You could call us DevOps if you're comfortable with the term. Our team was very reactive to day-to-day issues as we bridged the gap between developers and sysadmins. Our work centered around internal tooling, deployments systems, staging and local environments, monitoring and alerting systems, and documenting the systems. We were heavily utilized for production debugging, problems with deployments, and answering questions about our infrastructure.I have really enjoyed working at LivingSocial and have been enriched by all the wonderful and talented people I've had the pleasure of working with.

Portland, Oregon, Us

As a rails developer I was tasked with turning business ideas and mock-ups into a B2B web application with a small team. This product was primarily focused on facilitating communication, coordination, and file sharing for projects and companies. It also featured a networking model of introductions to help business people find who they needed through mutual friends and expand their connections.

Through Bridge Energy Group I am a consultant to the Western Electric Coordinating Counsel in Vancouver, Washington. I am assisting in the development of the Western Interconnection Synchrophasor Program through development and testing.

I co-founded a small business to develop browser based games. We have made excellent progress on our first title while having friends and family test our alpha product. I am currently working as the lead developer on a development team of one. Quite prestigious don't you think?

Pullman, Wa, Us

I worked in the Security Solutions group of R&D within Automation & Integration Engineering. My primary duties are writing test case specifications and the actual automated testing software for SEL security products. From initial specifications, through code and spec reviews, to the approval of completed automation tests. Primary languages in use: Python & SQL.I have also picked up a good share of the web work for one of the products. I am using a PHP MVC system made in house. I am responsible for the design and creation of additions to the product as well as the maintenance of the current code base. Primary languages in use: PHP, SQL, HTML, CSS.

Lewiston, Id, Us

I was the head student technician for the CS, GIS, Math computer lab and assets.For 5 years I coordinated with faculty and professors to maintain and expand the computer lab used for 3 majors. I reported to the head of computer science who oversaw my work, and occasionally the department chair for natural sciences.I maintained primarily PC's but also had Mac workstations and both Linux and Windows servers. These servers were in the lab and also in the college's DMZ.In addition to the technical work I also held the lab open at nights on a schedule for students to use the facilities and even got to mentor a few students. This was a great time to do homework and research and check my gaming sites of course :)

I was a web programming intern for TPC Holdings Inc. during the summer break from college between my junior and senior years. There were some projects the company wanted done that the web master didn't have time for. Hence, my summer job. I created modules for their CMS for advertising projects. This included both front-end and administrative modules for the projects. Primary languages used: PHP, SQL, HTML, CSS