I do full stack development in several different applications & microservices within our ecosystem. That means everything from DB design & DB migrations, to server side algorithms and APIs, to UI development & application state management.I have implemented common & useful design patterns including secure cookie-based SSO across several internal facing applications, single use password-reset tokens, reCaptcha to prevent abuse of signup forms, server-sent-events to emit particular bits of data to client applications in pseudo realtime, stripe payment capture, stripe token generation, and more.I have also recently become a team lead and am responsible for prioritization of our backlog, management of a handful of developers & interns (local and offshore), deadlines and shipment of deliverables, tracking and working to minimize our tech debt, and SLA reponse for customer tickets.I am by no means a DevOps professional but I have set up our build/release pipelines in ADO. This includes CI/CD to QA environments and CI only to staging and production environments. The build pipelines run all unit tests and fail (with reporting of results) if any unit tests fail. Additionally I have set up the Release pipelines to swap in env variable values at release time.

Worked with a small team to extend the functionality of a PLM system to better suit the needs of the engineering dept, product development folks, supply chain team, and several other groupsDay to day activities included bug fixes, building new tools and functionality, requirements gathering and business process mapping, weekly deployments, server maintenance/upgrade, user support & configuration, interfacing with upstream and downstream systems, and more.Assessed and upgraded/went-live with Dassault 3DExperience 2017x (from Enovia 2013x) over the course of about 6 months. This process involved significant changes in just about everything. A new and more complex server architecture. Lots of changes to custom schema & code. A new licensing/role structure to accomodate administration of new components in the application. And significant time working to retrofit our data to the updated search indexing tools.Users would put a ton of data into this system and it was crucial for them to be able to cut it and look at it lots of different ways. To that end we developed lots of different reporting solutions, both ad-hoc and ETL style. I set up code and jobs to export almost all of the business data into a couple of MSSQL databases at regular intervals. And then built ad-hoc web application reports for on-demand access to more temporally sensitive data.