Managed a team of 5 supporting SkySlope’s e-signature product, DigiSign

Collaborated closely with the Product Manager to plan and prioritize work following Scrum

Assisted reports with technical mentorship and career development through actionable feedback

Continued to be active in the development and technical design of DigiSign while managing the team

Spearheaded the design and development of a new e-signature solution, DigiSign

Application grew to supporting hundreds of thousands of daily active users

Led the implementation of microservices following Domain Driven Design principles, with a mix of .NET Core and Node. All services were deployed through Kubernetes on AWS EC2 instances.

Used AWS Kinesis, DynamoDB Streams, AWS Lambdas and SQS queues to create an event driven architecture, which allowed for asynchronous features, including email and webhook delivery

Designed database schemas/models for various database technologies, including DynamoDB, MongoDB and MySQL

Contributed to front-end applications built with React

With a focus on reducing mean time to resolution, setup tracing and monitoring using OpenTelemetry within APIs, together with Grafana and DataDog to send Slack alerts for high error rates and increased latency. CloudWatch alarms were used to monitor queue delays.

Implemented a trial and payment system to handle user subscriptions leveraging Stripe

Performed load testing of APIs leveraging k6

Transitioned to GitOps based deployment of services using ArgoCD

Worked on the Intel Foundry Services web portal used as a collaboration tool for Intel Foundry customers and Intel engineers

The technology used included a .NET MVC backend, Kendo UI and JavaScript running the front-end, and Microsoft SQL Server for the database layer

Performed server and database management tasks, such as certificate installations, database replication, and ETL jobs with SSIS

Projects worked on:

• A administrative tool for Intel administrators to create and manage project, product, and contract metadata, reducing an average 3 day task completion time to less than one hour

• A self-service user management tool for Intel and customer project administrators, helping the business have tighter control on access to projects, products, and services within the portal

• An ordering service where foundry customers can place orders for design samples, bypassing phone calls and emails

• A unified interface where users can access all static content shared on the portal, including IP documents and training material, which would otherwise be in separate service pages

Managed application that handled billing for warehouse operations between Intel and suppliers.

The technology used was a .NET MVC application, with various Javascript open source component libraries, and an MSSQL database backend.

Services that were part of the app included:

• A job that processed billing information in Excel files sent from suppliers to an Intel email

• A master data administrative page that allowed admins to manage all data across the application