• Built distributed payments infrastructure at Check, enhancing system reliability and robustness.

• Led projects automating collections processes and overhauling system data models for improved efficiency.

• Mentored and onboarded new grad hires to foster a collaborative and knowledgeable team environment.

• Engineering lead for Growth and Marketplace team, driving API and database schema development for an adaptable badging system, contributing to a 2x increase in monthly recurring revenue.

• Elevated as Subject Matter Expert (SME) for subscriptions collection service, driving design enhancements, refactoring, and test suite improvements. Identified and fixed bugs costing the business thousands of dollars a year.

• Built dashboards and monitoring for subscriptions service, amplifying telemetry and empowering on-call engineers to assess service health, shedding light on issues previously untraceable.

• Collaborated on an internal tool crafting, enabling swift QA for new features by designing a tool to swiftly generate test users in varying states, providing self-service for designers, PMs, and developer

• Orchestrated multiple screens for the Capital One online account opening feature, contributing to an 18% increase in user engagement.

• Redesigned the Capital One mobile account opening feature using reactive programming and a unidirectional data flow model, resulting in a 15% improvement in feature reliability.

• Automated UI test creation utilizing the robot pattern, leading to an 80% increase in developer productivity.

• Successfully directed the migration and deployment of Capital One’s correspondence fulfillment service to AWS Lambda, resulting in 15% reduction in response time and 100% improvement in scalability.

• Designed and developed Capital One’s Eden API, facilitating efficient management of bank customer

electronic communication preferences, leading to a 20% increase in user engagement.

• Refactored fulfillment service's code base, boosting test coverage from 0% to 85%.

• Created web API to compare actual AWS resource counts, such as EC2 and ECS to the amount needed by a team using Spring Boot, MongoDB, and Docker.

• Saved on AWS costs on resources needed by development teams on Inbound Payments teams.