• Led and supervised a team of developers responsible for the implementation of Walmart’s Inhome membership backend services

• Designed and led the implementation of the backend flow for major Walmart+ InHome projects starting from architecture design to production release, which increased overall InHome engagement

• Promptly resolved critical issues in both production and testing environments that are related to InHome subscriptions and billing, resulting in a smooth customer experience

• Utilized a range of testing tools including SQL and NoSQL databases, monitoring dashboards, container logs, and postman API requests

• Built and deployed a backend API in Java using the Spring Framework as well as the Akka toolkit (Actor Model) in order to return subscription-related events

• Designed and implemented a frontend UI using Angular where customer support can access these events through either a search tool or member profile

• Wrote several integration and unit tests for backend API using JUnit Mockito and Akka testkit

• Fixed critical UI bugs in the Zwift homepage and Customer support portal using React

Developed a program that parses a file with medical imaging data (DICOM) that programmatically

outputs dictionary objects with respective data values to store in the server database

• Used neuroimaging software to measure the amount of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain to determine if adults with autism continue to have increased amounts of cerebrospinal fluid throughout their lifespan

• Collected and analyzed longitudinal data from University of Utah medical school and other institutions

• Currently writing and submitting an abstract for our project on the Open Science Framework website

• Used different mechanisms for troubleshooting scripts for the Auto_EACSF pipeline