The Home Depot | Order Up | Jan 2020 - Present

• Collaborated in retirement of a legacy order management system (ESVS) that generated billions of dollars in gross sales per year by implementing feature parity and resiliency measures for the updated order management platform (OrderUp)

• Spearheaded features, epics and re-writes for OrderUp, which encompasses but not limited to vendor sales, markdowns, communications & tasking, returns and mix fulfillments

• Led in house technical workshops and mentoring sessions for junior engineers to speed up onboarding and to build confidence

• Triaged and collaborated with cross-functional teams to find patterns and trends to issues after the retirement of ESVS

The Home Depot | One Paint | Sep 2017 - Dec 2019

• Led a team through the architecture and development process of a custom authentication experience for Home Depot associates working in the paint space.

• Led the architecture for paint data ingestion and transfer, where millions of records would be ingested between micro services at one time to the product catalog common service.

• Designed and developed a transition plan from the ProPaint 2.0 to OnePaint, which currently handles all customer orders and paint dispensing.

Working in a start up, you wear many hats. In the development perspective, that also holds true. As an engineer I architected/developed new features, worked with product owners, fixed production bugs, created test suites and more. At Groundfloor, I learned how to ship product efficiently and learned about how to integrate technology with the finance.

A few highlights:

+ Architected and implemented 3rd party technologies, such as Slack, Mandrill, WebMerge and Salesforce

+ Created test suites and fixed production bugs; as well as serve as a technology consultant for product owners to create new features for GROUNDFLOOR's business needs

Technologies & Tools: Ruby, Rails, Rspec, Cucumber, ActiveAdmin, PostgreSQL, Haml, Git, Github, MailChimp, Slack, PostgreSQL, Redis, etc...

Having a career at an 'Enterprise Level' and 'Big Data' company such as IgnitionOne, where millions of records enter the database on a daily basis, I create SQL scripts and query databases to ensure data integrity, prevent and solve data issues. Coupled this with previous experience in technical client facing roles, I have a solid grasp on what makes a product work for clients in terms of usability and user experience. I also strive to make other's lives easier. I create automation tools for account teams to utilized so that they can focus more time doing what they do best - developing marketing strategies and building client relationships.

A few highlights:

+ Develop Excel macros to generate SQL scripts for account teams to use, reducing active work time by 60%.

+ Debug and pinpoint production issues cause so that the development teams can resolve issues faster. Some issues relate to: JavaScript / HTML tag implementation, UI, reporting, API, web services etc...

Technologies & Tools: Ruby, SourceTree, MSSQL, Git, Graylog, VBA, Visual Studio, Stash

In this role, I was one of the main technical resources for several clients and internally within the account teams. I served as a consultant for data tracking implementation and created processes to streamline the implementation flow by working closely with technical and non-technical teams internally and with the client. With my command of MSSQL and knowledge of the database architecture and functionality I was able troubleshoot data issues, debugged production issues and fix many of them myself, reducing the number of resources typically required to solve an issue.

A few highlights:

+ Led, managed and coordinated data tracking implementations and provided consultations for clients with over $2 million promotional spend

+ Technical lead for an digital marketing agency with over $20 million monthly media spend

+ Troubleshoot, debug and fix issues in production myself

Technologies: MSSQL Server, Graylog, JIRA, Confluence