Working with Veson’s senior architects on designing and implementing backend components for domain specific framework. Leveraging latest technologies in node.js and AI ecosystems.

**Building the Future of Content Automation**

I've led the development and release of our MVP web app, empowering users with advanced automation capabilities. I wrote full-stack production code in .NET, TypeScript, and React, integrated Auth0 for secure authentication, and established a container registry-driven CI/CD pipeline. Additionally, I designed a scalable framework for developing content automation components. This phase isn't just about coding; it's about driving forward our vision of seamless content automation, significantly expanding our user base and market presence.

**Forging Scalable Solutions with Oracle NetSuite Integration**

Following an acquisition, my journey at Lessen transitioned to a pivotal role within a select team comprising the company's most trusted developers. Together, we embarked on the challenge of constructing a highly resilient Java microservice, designed to seamlessly integrate our accounting system with Oracle NetSuite at scale. This phase represented not just a shift in team dynamics but an opportunity to leave a mark on the company's technological evolution, ensuring robustness and scalability in our financial infrastructure.

**Deepening Skills and Collaborative Growth**

In the Core Backend Engineering Team at Lessen, I ventured further into the realm of technology, nurturing an affinity for Kotlin, Java's sleek sibling, while ensuring the robustness of our notification systems. It was a time of significant growth and exploration, underscored by a well-deserved promotion that brought me into closer collaboration with senior and staff engineers. This phase wasn't just about expanding my tech stack; it was about being part of something bigger, contributing to core initiatives alongside some of the brightest minds.

**Pioneering Platform APIs with Diverse Tech Stacks**

Quickly finding my stride in the next phase at Lessen, I immersed myself in backend design, crafting platform APIs widely adopted across teams. My work was a blend of languages and technologies, with approximately 40% in Node TypeScript and 60% in Java, applied across a variety of microservices and libraries. This period was marked by my significant contributions to the business events platform architecture, including managing a Kafka cluster, developing producer/consumer libraries, and enhancing notification systems, all while deepening my expertise in Kubernetes, Docker, and cloud technologies.