Kevin Wilde Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, California, Us

Redwood City, California, Us

- Lead engineer and owner of our textbook problems product- Developed and owned a React component library for the Course Hero design system, including writing reusable components, creating documentation with Storybook and Playroom, and supporting the library as feature requests were submitted- Changed our frontend architecture to support code-splitting in React apps in order to improve performance by decreasing the size of the bundle downloaded on the initial page load (https://kevinwil.de/code-splitting/)- Migrated our frontend build tooling to babel so that we could use react-refresh in order to improve the reliability of hot reloading and quicken the feedback loop during local development (https://kevinwil.de/differences-in-output-of-typescript-compiler-and-babel-for-classes/)- Modified the frontend build process in our monorepo to only rebuild those apps which have changed since the last time they were built- Implemented differential serving — automatically serving modern JavaScript to modern browsers and ES5 JavaScript to legacy browsers — to improve web performance- Launched our course study guides product which also included a full admin tool for content editors to preview and publish new content- Implemented a strategy for incrementally transitioning frontend codebase to strict TypeScript settings in order to decrease bugs and increase developer velocity (https://kevinwil.de/incremental-migration/)- Involved in mentoring other engineers and providing technical frontend education across product teams- Worked to improve the hiring process for frontend engineers as Course Hero transitioned from hiring full-stack to distinguishing between backend and frontend rolesTechnologies: ReactJS, TypeScript, Webpack, Babel, PHP, Golang, NodeJS, MySQL, AWS, Git, Docker, Kubernetes, Storybook, Jest, Cypress

Redwood City, California, Us

Redwood City, California, Us

Redwood City, California, Us

Chicago, Illinois, Us

- Back-end software engineering intern on Sprout Social's inbox team.- Developed feature that allows customers to export their messages from the Smart Inbox to a CSV file. Service runs asynchronously in order to handle many customers making requests to export millions of messages.- Automated the collection of spam data within the Sprout app to assist data science team in developing spam detection models.

Evanston, Il, Us

Undergraduate TA for- EECS 110: Introduction to Computer Programming (for non-majors)- EECS 111: Fundamentals of Computer Programming- EECS 213: Introduction to Computer SystemsHeld office hours, graded assignments and exams, and led students in weekly tutorials.

Dearborn, Michigan, Us

- Implemented shortcuts on home page of Product Definition application to allow users to go directly to recently visited pages within the application.- Developed feature that allows users to download a variety of Excel reports in order to analyze data from the Product Definition application offline.

- Interned part-time during the school year at startup.- Implemented a new feature for the AMPY+ Android app that ranks the battery performance users get out of their phone.- Fixed bugs in Android app, including one that reduced the size of their current database by over 99%.

Cary, Il, Us

- Fully developed three web applications using ASP.NET (C#) and SQL on backend.- Applications will be used at five locations around the country.