Robert Gardunia Email & Phone Number

Gig Harbor, Wa, Us

Gig Harbor, Wa, Us

Gig Harbor, Wa, Us

Seattle,

Primary developer on internal document unification project for Amazon.

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Primary developer on an AI-driven Learning platform(LMS/LRS).

Gig Harbor, Washington, United States

Available for creative consultation and development projects.

Gig Harbor, Washington, United States

This project was a partial rebuild of a legacy Windows application into a modern React-based SaaS, using React, HTML, CSS, Javascript, JSX, JSON, Bootstrap, NodeJS, Azure, MSQL, REST, and Jest. Agile/Scrum was used as the development methodology.• Primary/ Lead front end developer and technical advisor for project. • Rebuilt sections of an in-house legacy Windows testing product as a React web-based application built on NodeJS including React-Hook-Form and React-Router and integrated with a Swagger REST API server.• Created initial test suite for React codebase using Jest. • Redesigned interfaces in React using Javascript, HTML, and CSS/SCSS to fit more modern device and browser-based usability expectations, including responsive design with React-Bootstrap, while retaining familiar options for legacy users. • Worked with flight test engineers to ensure a usable, effective user experience using Javascript, React-Bootstrap, HTML, and CSS/SCSS• Utilized Agile development practices throughout the project’s duration.

Tacoma, Washington, United States

Further continuation of the AT&T and FirstNet developer websites, built on Crafter CMS and using React, Bootstrap, CSS, Docker, Grunt, Groovy, HTML, NodeJS, SQL, Freemarker, Javascript, Photoshop, Azure, Jest, Enzyme, SOLR, REST, ElasticSearch, Kubernetes. Agile/Scrum was used as the development methodology.• Continuation as the lead front-end developer for previous AT&T Project using Crafter CMS.• Migrated React code base to the latest version (18.x).• Rewrote Enzyme tests to Jest, adjusting affected React as needed.• Refactored SOLR search modules in Freemarker and Groovy to improve modularity and maintainability.

During this span of the project, ATG CMS was rebuilt entirely in Crafter CMS and the latter migrated through a major version change. Via Crafter CMS I administered AT&T, FirstNet and several other websites, and led the front-end development team in building them out, using ATG CMS, Crafter CMS, Bootstrap, CSS, Docker, Grunt, Groovy, HTML, SQL, Freemarker, Javascript, jQuery Photoshop, Azure, AWS, Jira, Jenkins, XML, REST, JSON, SOLR, ElasticSearch, and Kubernetes. Agile/Scrum was primarily used as the development methodology.• Front-end developer Team Lead for 10 years, providing design guidance, mentoring, technical direction, and support as the project evolved to incorporate Groovy, React, Bootstrap, AWS, Azure, Docker, and Kubernetes. • Rebuilt AT&T Developer Program website using Crafter CMS, Javascript, HTML, CSS, and Freemarker.• Responsible for front-end stack over multiple projects, including the final selections of Crafter CMS, React, and Bootstrap in our migration from ATG E-Commerce CMS. • Utilized Agile methodology and practices (gold standard team). • Worked with a cross-functional team through multiple major upgrades and environment migrations.• Administered multiple sites, providing authoring and dev support, repository management, data model design, and content development within Crafter CMS and ATG E-Commerce CMS.

As my initial foray into the AT&T developer website, I was instrumental in its complete rebuild and customization using ATG CMS, using CSS, HTML, Javascript, JSP, jQuery, SQL, XML, and Jenkins.• Rebuilt AT&T Developer Program website using ATG E-Commerce CMS with a complete redesign using Javascript, JSP, HTML, and CSS • Redesigned and implemented a custom back-end content repository within ATG E-Commerce CMS using XML.• Supported authoring, front, and back-end dev teams in utilizing templates created in JSP, Javascript, HTML, and CSS and content structure usage within ATG E-Commerce CMS.

I was responsible for supporting many teams and departments in terms of website development and intranet design, development, and usage, eventually becoming the key developer for the UN Postal Administration E-Commerce site. Technologies used were ATG CMS, CSS, HTML, Javascript, Photoshop, and XML. • Developed the UN Postal Administration (UNPA) e-commerce website using the ATG E-Commerce platform. • Designed the UNPA site from the ground up with Javascript, HTML, CSS, Dreamweaver, and Photoshop and integrated those designs as JSP templates. • Created drafts/mock-ups using Photoshop and MS Office tools and provided design consultation on HTML, CSS, and Javascript for many new and existing UN sites and intranets. • Trained and supported web authors in graphics optimization within Photoshop and other tools, layout styling, and web technology including Javascript, HTML, and CSS.

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