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* Wrote detailed compliance documentation for client software* Automated reporting for infrastructure cost estimation* Advised teammates on approaches to deploying distributed applications to EKS clusters* Modernized REST API endpoints for customer interactions with Databricks* Created alerting framework for resources approaching usage limits

• Developed a message sanitizing tool using Java and Flink with sub millisecond message turn around time and a custom offset management system for improved failover that allowed data modelers to access production data without compromising privacy.• Designed and implemented a data quality tool using Golang that reduced the amount of errors in messages produced to production Kafka.• Added CI/CD plan steps to our Terraform stack using Jenkins scripts that increased developer confidence in infrastructure changes.• Wrote a custom metrics gathering service to monitor Kafka topics and partitions to ensure replication.• Maintained installations of Sisense and created tools to manage backups and EKS node rotation to maintain a healthy cluster.• Updated Airflow system using Python to allow templated table names, which enabled importing dags from multiple sources without naming collisions.

• Developed infrastructure scripts and deployment processes for cloud software running in AWS and Azure.• Converted an existing GitHub enterprise installation into a high availability pair managed by CloudFormation scripts.• Modified a commerce service that accepted payments from POS terminals, including switching from an in house authentication system to using Google+ OAuth2.• Developed a new web storefront using Hybris, Spring, Java and MySQL.• Implemented a framework from an internal whitepaper for offloading compute tasks across a heterogeneous hardware cluster primarily using Java and Akka with some examples written in Scala.• Developed backend for Intel AppUp V1 using C#, ASP.NET, JavaScript/jQuery, Soap Web Services, WCF Web Services and MSSQL.

• Designed and programmed a C# windows application used in a factory setting and by over 50 field service agents.• Wrote applications featuring Ethernet, USB, RS485 and RS232 device communication using both Modbus and in house protocols.• Created calibration software that performed histogram analysis which reduced the need for human interaction and increased quality.• Created a Windows CE 5.0 application using C# and the Compact .NET Framework for running a particle counting device.

Worked at the White City, OR Kodak plant creating and maintaining a variety of applications. Worked with ASP, ASP.NET, Visual Basic, SharePoint and InfoPath.

Worked on a distributed project spanning many locales which required telecommuting. Built Web Services and Workflows using C#, ASP.Net and K2.Net 2003 Workflow. Created user interfaces using Microsoft InfoPath 2003, Microsoft SharePoint 2003 and ASP.Net web forms. Programmed test tools using C#. Created and edited schemas and xslt translations for communication between systems. Performed unit testing manually as well as automated unit tests using NUnit and custom tools. Analyzed software requirements documents and provided feedback to designers.

Manually tested new features in a browser embedded application. Tracked defects using DefectTracker. Wrote test cases using Microsoft Word Templates and stored in Visual Source Safe. Executed test cases and recorded results. Created test plans for release candidate builds. Demonstrated defects for developers.

Performed a ground up rewrite of the Oregon Institute of Technology website (no longer live) using Cold Fusion. Designed a database using Microsoft SQL 2000. Created a roles based security system and a content management system. Made major modifications to an existing in browser WYSIWYG editor (ezedit) such as fixing existing errors related to text formatting and adding functionality like an image insertion tool, the ability to upload documents and insert links to them, the ability to link to other areas of the OIT website using a graphical interface and a method of inserting other in house applications into dynamically built pages, such as a news feed or a calendar.