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Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

Software developer in the R&D division of Arctic Wolf

Fredericton, New Brunswick

- Setup and maintained the DevOps pipeline for the team utilizingTravis, Jenkins, Docker and Kubernetes- Wrote Python and NodeJS code for microservices to be deployedon a kubernetes cluster- Wrote code to utilize cluster local or cloud based services such asRedis and RabbitMQ.- Integrated dynamic open source Python libraries to processthreat data from.

Fredericton, New Brunswick

- Develop new features and defect fixing for Populus' HIS software.- Programming mainly in Java and the apache struts framework for abackend web server as well as PostgreSQL database.- Work heavily in Angular for the front end to achieve the optimal UXperspective as it is a core pillar of the product.- Help to produce various micro-services to be used.

Fredericton

Worked with Blackberry world's payment server. Learned much about Paypal's Java API as well as set up a multitude of tests for the team to use with it. Set up email templates for the payment receipts which had to adhere to specific standards for Blackberry in multiple languages. Set up Maven builds for the project as well.

Fredericton

Helped Develop BlackBerry's Catalyst application, which was planned to be included at BB10 launch.Developed the application in BlackBerry's Momentics IDE using C++ for the application's logic and QML for the front end UI. Worked primarily on the Catalyst Client, but also helped develop the back-end program which was used to download updates for Catalyst in.

Fredericton, NB

Worked Primarily in C# on Post Secondary Education's web application to be used to help facilitate and track a client's progress in finding employment.We used the MVC3 architecture for the application. I worked heavily in MySQL Server for the database we were using.During this time I also helped document requirements for certain screens as well as database.

Fredericton, NB

Worked on Blackberry's Pushcast player. Developed new features and help fix issues using Java. I learned much of my initial development experience during this work term. The Pushcast player also transferred data using SOAP with xml files as well, which I became very familiar with using.

Refreshed many computer systems back to their original state depending on who's machine we had to change.