Don Phan Email & Phone Number

Norwalk, Connecticut, Us

Distributed Data Store Team 2024-PresentRust, C++, Heroku, Python, Postgre Productionalize a rust service to sync data from legacy data store into NoSql data store. Heavily utilizing parallelism using rust's Rayon and Tokio libraries. Data that was processed was pushed into aws S3 and maintained throughput of 1000s of files being pushed into our S3 buckets.2022-2023Rust, Amazon RDS Postgres, Python, Amazon S3, Docker, Arrow Parquet, RPC Mircoservice, Ninja, Cmake, Terraform, Ec2, ASG, Kibana, Grafana2021C++17, Microservices, RPCs Service

Norwalk, Connecticut, Us

Client Portfolio Infrastructure2019-2020C++, Bash, WinJams, Sql-Server, Python2020-2021AWS EC2, ECS, Amazon Secrets Manager, Docker, Apache Pulsar, Event Based Messaging Infrastructure/PubSub, C++17, Devops, Github Actions, Distributed systems

Norwalk, Connecticut, Us

Worked on the Analytics Portfolio Infrastructure team at FactSet. Technologies I dealt with were: TypeScript, C++, VueJs, MySQL, AngularJS, JavaScript, NodeJs, Graphql, Jenkins, Heroku.I maintained legacy software that have been in FactSet's Solutions for years.Worked in a Agile team environment and was a scrum master for one year. Responsibilities included creating stories and tasks. From there, worked with both engineering and product developers to sort them into different epics. Finally, helped planned the sprint and plan for timelines to hit team goals.I helped organized sprints using Jira and confluence pages by Atlassian.

Norwalk, Connecticut, Us

I lead the internship program for the Engineering Department at FactSet in Austin. Responsibilities include interviewing candidates and collecting internship project proposals for the office. Once the internship starts for the summer, I coordinate the presentations that the intern mangers pitch to the intern group and guide the interns into successfully picking their project of choice. Afterwards, I plan and schedule extended learning activities in coordination with FactSet's HQ in Norwalk. Lastly, I take part in guiding the intern group in presentation in a corporate setting lessons and practice presentation sessions. Other responsibilities that come with being the coordinator is being the connection from the Austin office to the HQ in Norwalk with their internship coordinator and Human Resources.

West Lafayette, In, Us

Educated students from elementary to high school about computer science. I help teach basic computer science topics such as thinking programmatically and how to solve problems using programming. With younger students we tend to teach what computer science is about and lead into a simple Scratch programming. As a group, we have been able to teach young Girl Scouts (around the 4th-5th grade age group) recreate Flappy Birds on Scratch.Other activities involve using MIT App inventor to make Magic 8 Ball and Xylophones. I have also written lesson plans that could be taught in high schools. For example, 2 other ROCs students and I wrote a Audino lesson plan that taught how to program the Audino to send signals to a breadboard to make a LED light flash.

West Lafayette, In, Us

Activities that I was apart of was creating a Minecraft + Python lesson plan. This was used in the Adventures in Computer Science Summer Camp in 2015. The overall activity for the kids was to experience using Raspberry Pi 2's with Minecraft. This showed them that anyone no matter how big or small almost everything they deal with today has a computer inside of it. Secondly, the students were able to program games inside Minecraft and helped them developed Python Programming skills. At the end of the camp they were given a challenge within a Minecraft Map to try and solve using Python. The overall challenge is very difficult to complete if you were to play the game normally. But, with the help of Python they were able to "hack" their way to victory.

West Lafayette, In, Us

I helped middle school students get excited about learning and thinking like a computer scientist. I walked them through block programming with Scratch. We did projects such as recreating Flappy Birds and creating Fractal Trees. I taught them how to program robots in Basic Stamp which were used in our Boe-Bots. Finally, I helped them program applications on Android Kindles with MIT App Inventor 2 and our big project there was to make an algebraic calculator.

Norwalk, Connecticut, Us

I worked on a full stack software development project. My task was to create Document History which works like the Google Chrome History function. But in this case, each time a PDF file was open while using the Filings application within the FactSet Workstation it would log that meta-data. As a result, this created an easy way for users to backtrack what they have already looked at.I created a back end service in nodeJS that queried results from a SQL database. Then, I created a front end application using AngularJS, HTML5, and CSS to help create the DocHistory widget view. Due to extra time, I was able to further improve the functionality of the widget. I was able to expand this project and allow users to favorite documents and sort their favorites into folders.

Indianapolis, Indiana, Us

I was a software tester of their newly purchased enterprise resource planning system, Plex. I helped configure the software based on the needs of MPI and ABC metals. I developed the ABC Plex Part Configurator that synced up with Microsoft SharePoint, which replicated a online form where customers would use to place orders. The purpose of the program was to reduce time spent making individual "parts" that ABC Metals' would use in Plex. The software was written in C# with Microsoft Visual Studio. It was developed in an agile theory of development with a few trips to Logansport, Indiana where ABC Metals' plant was located and talked to the people who would be using the program to meet their needs.