Returned to AT&T's Streamlined Service Provisioning Platform team (SSPP). Helping the team convert an Angular frontend to .NET WebAssembly (WASM) UI written in C#, while continuing to maintain and onboard new and existing cybersecurity products to the platform.

Joined a specialized team, combined to develop one of AT&T's ServiceNow instances from the ground up. Building ServiceNow skills while contributing business knowledge and software engineering expertise to tailor AT&T's ServiceNow instance to it's sales, customer service, and service management needs.

Continued working on AT&T's SSPP; a Q2C system for security solutions, optimized for a time-to-market advantage. Working with C#, .NET framework, and Angular v2, v4. Took on more responsibility handling development for SSPP peripheral applications such as OfferEngine and Sable.

Worked on two projects since starting with AT&T. First, developed multiple components for a message-oriented middleware, specifically AT&T’s PUB/SUB system, C-BUS. Worked with MEAN stack, Angular v1, socket.io, and Angular Material. Second, implemented new products and backend integration for AT&T’s SSPP; a Q2C system for security solutions, optimized for a time-to-market advantage. Working with C#, .NET framework, and Angular v2.

Developed python automation scripts to test Cisco’s flagship OS’es: IOS, NXOS, XR. Script parsed CLI logs and generated a python, test script; giving testers large time savings, eliminating need to retype CLI test cases.

Enhanced, built and released proprietary Java libraries. Developed a workplace tool for Atlassian JIRA and Confluence using RESTful web services and custom API’s. Maintained and debugged other company tools on Linux servers.

Experimental Research on Wireless Networking(ERWiN) is a National Science Foundation funded program. Under the direction of Notre Dame faculty and graduate students, I developed an android application that monitors **content agnostic** usage data for the Samsung Galaxy Tablet.