I wear many hats as a DevOps engineer for Women Sellers. I help to design, develop, test, deploy, and main our e-commerce web apps that deliver information and data to our customers on a real-time basis.I develop on IntelliJ IDE using Node.js on the backend, HTML/CSS/JS on the frontend, and PostgreSQL as the database. My pipeline is managed by Heroku, using code that is committed to GitHub.My backend web app supports our team of virtual assistants submit and approve profitable e-commerce products. It's built with Node.js and is hosted on Heroku. I leverage Okta to help with user authentication.My frontend responsive web app allows our customers to checkout services using Stripe's API. They can then view those profitable e-commerce products whether it's on their desktop or mobile browser.. It's built with Node.js and is hosted on Heroku. I leverage Facebook Login (SSO) to help with user authentication.I am also responsible for Tier 2 tech support tickets. I am able to help customers use Facebook SSO to get onto our platform, along with helping them upgrade their subscriptions.

Developed software for Remine's core platform and data products, to deliver powerful insights and predictive analytics on top of geospatial applications. Built products for both web and mobile to deliver visualizations and search capabilities for real estate agents all around the US.Worked on teams to develop and support a myriad of Remine real estate tech web applications. All applications shared a tech stack consisting of a backend that was run using Node.js with KOA as the API framework. Data was queried from both MySQL and PostgreSQL database servers hosted on AWS. The frontend was also Node.js, with Express for the API framework, React/Redux as the user interface library, and bundled with Webpack.

As a member of Agile scrum teams, I worked on high-availability, transactional web services targeting end users, mobile, and embedded devices for commercial applications in the access control systems industry. I worked primarily on the flagship cloud application, Brivo Onair, which is a modern unified security platform that combines physical access control and video monitoring. It was a Java Spring Boot application that was built using Gradle and Jenkins. Utilizing JIRA, I was able to self manage myself in terms of what issues to work on next for each sprint. Features and bug fixes would be developed using IntelliJ IDEA. Onair was running on both a legacy Apache Struts 1 framework and a newer Spring MVC framework. I was responsible for writing SpringJDBC DAO classes that would connect to Oracle 12c and then later PostgreSQL. Being full stack, I also worked with JSP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.