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Software developer on the Facebook Shops team - creating storefronts where people can browse, explore, and purchase products from small and large businesses on Facebook and Instagram. We are a product-driven team responsible for experiences on multiple platforms, including web, iOS, and Android. Because of this, we own multiple codebases in multiple languages. I enjoy the opportunity to work with small businesses making it easy to quickly set up a digital storefront!

I develop a software toolset (in C++) used for validating Intel's latest products. The toolset focuses on power management and USB flows. The software is cross platform with primary focus on Windows and Linux solutions full-stack.

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Develop C++ programs used for validating Intel’s latest products in client computers, devices (handhelds), and servers. Development includes both back-end and GUI (front-end) engagement

• Scrum Master on team working in Agile environment

• Program lead for software tool used during critical early-stage power management testing

• QA program lead. Built and owned team QA process. Successfully deployed program to entire software life cycle with full team engagement

• Customer Engagement and Enabling Lead as single point of contact for customers. Quickly resolve test issues and support test enablement

Accomplishments:

• Mentored several new team members - both interns and new hires

• Designed and drove new QA process that both increased quality and decreased regression time

• Led code refactoring effort to ensure new developments were reusable across Intel segments

• Brought UX design practices to team. Pushed ‘customer-first’ mindset by creating user guide, porting GUI to Linux, and prioritized UI improvements

Electrical Engineer on team validating Power Management flows for laptops, desktops, and high-end tablets. Our team worked primarily on the four 'power' options you see in Windows - Sleep, Hibernate, Restart, and Shut Down. We tested and validated the flows on both the hardware and software levels as they affect both the system and individual components. Team lead for content development (writing the tests) written in C++. Was also involved in testing and debugging the new platforms.

Accomplishments:

• Led power management enabling effort during critical boot-up phase of a high visibility Intel product

• Designed and implemented reusable driver code for difficult power management flow

• Uncovered several hardware bugs during enablement and testing