Sean Conaty Email & Phone Number

Portland, Or, Us

Portland, Or

Front end web development for web application. Including React, React Router, Tanstack Query, Tanstack Table, Tailwind CSS, JSX, Vite, Typescript.

Portland, Or

Helping textile and fashion designers iterate quicker on designing woven fabrics.

Over the course of many years worked in many different types of projects and teams, all related to the Bitbucket product. Types of projects include:⦿ Updating legacy APIs to a newer, standard REST APIs that offered pagination, flexible querying and field inclusion/exclusion and coming up with a deprecation plan for the older versions⦿ Converting pages of the UI from jQuery to React⦿ Writing public-facing documentation⦿ Speaking in-person to an audience of developers at Atlassian App Weeks (Portland 2018 & Berlin 2019)⦿ Making critical security fixes to Bitbucket application webhooks [1]⦿ Being an active member of the online developer community [2]⦿ Leading a team that re-architected the global UI navigation which involved scoping every page to a single workspace⦿ Extracting user ↔ resource permissions from the main monolith database to a new microservice, enabling Atlassian customers to have a shared set of users/groups on Bitbucket⦿ Mentoring junior engineers⦿ Leading the development of new features⦿ Participated in on-call rotation. Triaging, investigating and fixing issues.Technologies: Python, Django, Postgres, Javascript, React, HTML, CSS.References1. https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/bitbucket/2019-12-15-webhook-scope/#list-of-webhooks-and-their-required-scopes2. https://community.developer.atlassian.com/u/sconaty/summary

Working on Bitbucket Cloud.

San Francisco Bay Area

I worked on a cross-functional team responsible for building and maintaining features of the Remind web client. I added and updated backend models and API endpoints for the management of school memberships and user roles. I built the UI components for searching, creating and managing school memberships. I worked on key growth initiatives for the back-to-school campaign.Worked on the desktop web application at Remind.com. Technologies include Ruby on Rails, Javascript, React, CSS, SCSS, SQL, graphql.

As an early (<10 people) startup employee, I was responsible for designing and building features end-to-end.I implemented a drag & drop calendar for scheduling events, including a new back-end API that improved page load time by >300% by optimizing queries. I conducted user tests which verified that the experience was better because it offered more context and the time that it took to schedule an item was much faster.I led the development of internal company admin pages and built a light-weight jQuery plugin for paging and sorting which made it easy for other developers to reuse. This site ultimately grew to 42 different types of object collections. These pages became crucial for allowing non-technical employees to troubleshoot the application and address customer inquiries.I participated in the on-call engineering rotation and worked with the Customer Success team to triage customer issues and identify workarounds. Where possible, I identified areas for improvement and built tools to make issue diagnosis faster.I advocated and implemented front-end best practices and educated the team by creating a living style guide. I migrated the site from using no CSS framework to using Bootstrap. The switch resulted in the removal of 3000 lines of CSS and a more consistent look and feel.

I designed and coded forms for different types of insurance products and optimized them for conversion. I was responsible for managing 100+ different microsites with different technology stacks, ranging from PHP to Ruby on Rails. I worked with an internal REST API for submitting leads.

Define and develop the user interaction of the publisher side of the AdBrite consumer site, including ad unit set up and editing and statistics reporting.Define and develop the interaction of our ad products, from text ads, to inline ads, to full page, interstitial ads.