Hello! I'm Edward and I'm currently a Software Development Engineer II @ Amazon Web Services (AWS). I primarily worked on building scalable, reliable, high-throughput microservices with Java and Typescript (Node) deployed on AWS.

2022 — NowAmazon Web Services (AWS)Software Development Engineer II

2022 — Now

San Francisco Bay Area

SDE II on the Data/Connectors team for the recently launched Gen AI powered enterprise app builder, AWS App Studio (https://aws.amazon.com/app-studio/).

Worked on delivering data modeling, managed storage, and database connector functionality for the product. Solved interesting problems including database query code-generation, managed databases for customer applications, data connectors to various AWS data sources, and data persistence.

Mostly working with Typescript (Node), various AWS services (Lambda, DynamoDB, CloudWatch) and deploying infra with AWS CDK (infra as code).

2020 — 2022Amazon Web Services (AWS)Software Development Engineer I

2020 — 2022

San Francisco Bay Area

SDE on the Identity/Collaboration team at Amazon Honeycode delivering features centered around identity management, team management, and enterprise onboarding.

Owned the migration of Honeycode's AWS Management Console from an architecture built on legacy systems to a serverless native AWS infrastructure with minimal customer downtime. The migration reduced the number of code packages & deployment pipelines by 75%, managed EC2 hosts from 10 to 0, and deployment times by 30+ minutes.

2019 — 2019WorkdaySoftware Engineering Intern

2019 — 2019

San Francisco Bay Area

Software Engineering Intern on Workday Financials

Designed and implemented RESTful APIs to access data from Workday’s Financial Management software, enabling customers to develop custom applications that integrate with their financial data.

Developed custom web applications leveraging the APIs to showcase example use-cases for customers and stakeholders, using Python (Flask) and Typescript (React).

Collaborated with senior engineers, product managers, and UX.