Highly skilled full stack developer bringing 4 years in front end software development, testing and integration. Advanced knowledge of Javascript, AngularJS and React.
Skills
Javascript (AngularJS, React, Lodash)
Automated Testing (Selenium, Jest for unit tests)
HTML
CSS / SCSS (Bootstrap)
Ruby & Ruby on Rails
Java
Code reviews
Participated in design reviews
Strong agile development knowledge
Experience mentoring junior team members
Interviewing potential new hires
Work History
Web Development Engineer, 12/2013 to Current Amazon – San Francisco, CA
AWS for Everyone (August 2017 - Current)
Built React components for the front end
Helped the team ramp up and learn Amazon proprietary systems
Mentored junior members of the team on code reviews and good software development practices
Amazon Go / Amazon Books (April 2016 - August 2017)
Tech lead for migration from of an Android platform to a Windows platform for Associate Tools. Set milestones for the project, divided the work up among team members and delivered key components. Improved the platform by lowering latency and moved the deployment process to Continuous Integration.
Developed components for internal tools for store Associates using AngularJS and Cordova.
Performed code reviews for all front end code. Documented and set standards for the team for front end code (HTML, CSS, Javascript + unit testing).
Amazon Payments (December 2013 - April 2016)
Designed and delivered a front end application for merchants to sign up and start accepting Amazon Payments. Built using BackboneJS, UnderscoreJS, SCSS, Bootstrap and Ruby on Rails. Documented the project and traveled to India to transfer ownership of the project to another team.
Implemented a feature on the buyer facing Amazon Payments widget to suppress America Express cards for certain merchants
Implemented a fully automated selenium test suite for the marketing site to move it to Continuous Integration
Redesigned and replatormed the payments.amazon.com marketing website. Turned mockups from an external design agency to rebrand the UI.
