Remco Van Bree Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, Ca, Us

San Francisco, Ca, Us

* Authored/contributed to key testing software in the organization, authored blog posts on them at the Lyft technology blog: * https://eng.lyft.com/lastmile-cli-simulate-all-the-things-87928bce29ec* https://eng.lyft.com/simulatedrides-how-lyft-uses-load-testing-to-ensure-reliable-service-during-peak-events-644dcb654454* Owner and key developer of CLI features (both for rider facing features and operational tooling) written in TypeScript* Driver of adoption of server test tooling (Acceptance tests and Simulated Rides) in the TBS line of Business, written in Python* Driver of quality throughout the software developer process, from PRD to tech specs to final product

San Francisco, Ca, Us

Quality Engineer at Lyft Bikes and Scooters. * Co-authored lastmile-cli (https://eng.lyft.com/lastmile-cli-simulate-all-the-things-87928bce29ec), a tool used across the line of business to test, develop and explore features involving rideables and state management* Wrote endpoints to facilitate state management for lastmile-cli* Drove a culture shift where developers test their code end to end as a matter of course and where non-engineers are comfortable testing complicated features.* Contributed to Android automation tests* Was instumental to major launches like: migration of Citi Bike app to Lyft's partner app code base

New York, Us

As a test engineer for the portal team I design and write API handlers, redesign tests to eliminate flakiness and make major improvements to the framework to improve reusability of test code and manage test plans. I’m a strong proponent of finding bugs before a single line of code has been written and am an active contributor to story writing and estimation sessions.

New York, Us

I expanded my testing role significantly in 2014 and became a full time QA analyst of the portal team. I contributed to the Cucumber/Ruby test framework and played a significant role in migrating this framework to cucumberjs/webdriver.io. Additionally I had a key role acceptance testing features thanks to my deep knowledge of both the JW Player products and the video industry at large.

New York, Us

As a customer support manager I was responsible for taking care of all incoming leads for the JW Platform product. Additionally, given that this was a very small team, I was also responsible for testing the product and writing customer facing ducumentation and code samples.

- Responsible for Transcoding/Content Operations and Project Management for the Leiden facility- Performs process development and requirements gathering for improving interdepartmental workflow- Acts as first point of communication for key Advertising, Content and Engineering Operations team members

In this position I'm responsible for keeping the influx of new content in shape, testing of new tools, noticing where procedures can be optimized and write (if possible) quick fixes or recommendations/requirements for new solutions. I'm also partially responsible for documentation.

Delft, Zh, Nl

Various projects, among others VBA programming for AutoCAD, some field support and various service desk projects, that taught me a lot about windows on servers and even exposed me to an AS/400.

Just a sidejob for during college, but it still taught me a thing or two, especially about presenting myself and dealing with people.

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering