Experience
2025 — Now
2025 — Now
New York, New York, United States
FORA is a business in a box that solves Travel advisors main bottleneck: Back office work.
I'm on the advisor enablement team that is in charge of the main portal that advisors use to interface with their clients. The tools we provide are: an itinerary builder, Terms and Conditions builder, intake form for new clients, learnings for new advisors, and many more.
The best part of working at FORA is being so close to the end user: the advisor, the short development cycles, and how cohesive the PM, frontender, backender and designer unit is.
2024 — 2025
2024 — 2025
New York, New York
Traveled to 11 countries and met amazing people, made cross cultural connections. Made it back to New York. Investing time into personal pursuits like writing blogs, understanding new technologies, reading books, freelance.
France -> italy -> hungary -> slovakia -> ukraine -> poland -> japan -> taiwan -> china -> vietnam -> australia
More on: luciencd.github.io
2022 — 2025
2022 — 2025
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
The privacy team’s mission is to fulfill all requests for data - access, correction or deletion - by any user or non user of Capital one products and services. We implemented the CCPA/CPRA california data fulfillment regulation for anyone living in any state in the country.
The platform is built on the Apache Airflow Python framework, with a postgreSQL DB, and a proprietary document based front end.
My time is split between heads down coding on our major features and performance improvements, roadmap planning and designs, and mentoring engineers in the TDP(rotational program).
2018 — 2022
2018 — 2022
Greater Boston Area
Software Engineer II working on the Product Cache at Wayfair which serves all product data requests daily to internal services. Technologies used include C#, Kubernetes, Service Mesh, Apollo Federation, GraphQL, GCP migration.
2016 — 2018
RCOS, the Rensselaer Center for Open source, is a 125 member strong community at RPI for open-source student developers. Every semester, members work in groups on a variety of hardware and software projects to solve problems.
As a mentor, my role is to provide a support framework for students to produce a well developed set of deliverables for their product by the end of the semester. I ensure they are documenting their work, and producing regular blogposts about what they are learning. I also provide feedback to groups after they give presentations.
Finally, I host interactive tech talks throughout the semester where I explain how to use new technologies.
Education
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science
2014 — 2017