Jeff Case Email & Phone Number

Menlo Park, CA, US

Making impact on the world's largest social network as part of the Central Product Platform Department, which builds core platforms and infrastructure services which are relied on throughout the entire company

GREE is a major social gaming service with over 100 million users worldwide. It was founded in Japan and is one of the country's most well-known home-grown tech companies.In my latter years there, I worked on the Data Engineering Team in their US office where I proactively maintained and improved the company's data pipeline, statistical ETL process, and.

I worked at the Tokyo Headquarters doing agile development on the GREE Platform's primary user-facing web portal, a large-scale PHP system. I worked on many projects to improve the accuracy and experience for users to search for games, pre-register for yet-to-be-released games, be recommended existing games based on their playing habits, and more. Due to.

Plano, Texas, US

Development and maintenance on Goo Jisho, a major multi-lingual dictionary in Japan running since 1997, and led the hands-on development of this service during my tenure there. This system is heavily powered by searching for words, so ensuring good search efficiency was always at the forefront of my focus.Primary Tech: PHP, Java, MySQL, Apache, Smarty.

JP

• Hand-picked for special eight-month government project to attract non-Japanese manufacturing companies by creating an FDI website and pamphlets in English and selling the idea in Tokyo.
• Interpreted for business and political leaders, including the Governor of Mie Prefecture, at a major business seminar attended by numerous ambassadors and CEOs from around the world.
• Expanded the PHP website for FDI, fixed cross-browser JS bugs, and translated content.
• Translated documents heavy in business, technological, and scientific terms.

JP

• Worked as an ALT (Assistant Language Teacher) under the JET Program.
• Mastered teaching methodologies, and grew accustomed to daily public speaking.
• Selected by the Japanese government to teach English in the country's public school system.
• Proofread essays and often assisted students with translating their Japanese into natural English.
• Studied Japanese and learned to flourish in a workplace where the major language was not English.
• Participated in community events such as traditional festivals and helped promote international understanding and exchange in Mie.