The Data Ingestion API will significantly increase potential sales opportunities by removing the limitation that customers must use Mosaic's officially supported source systems.

The Data Ingestion API emphasized a RESTful design, OAuth 2.0 support, and was built using ASP.NET and .NET 6.

Led design and development of scalable workflow service.

The workflow service was designed against Kubernetes, and leveraged AWS SQS as a message queue.

The workflow service allowed for isolation, fault tolerance, and scalability of back end workloads.

Oversaw three development teams to ensure quality and adherence to design specifications

Responsible for all new feature design and architecture within the Alteryx Server product

Worked closely with internal stakeholders to ensure features adhered to specifications and were implemented in an extensible fashion

Designed and developed new database architecture using SQL Server 2012

Created denormalized reporting schemas and ETL procedures on key company-wide metrics

Performance tuned existing legacy DB resulting in significant performance improvements

Designed and developed RESTful JSON API using ASP.NET WebAPI

Emphasized Domain Driven Design; controllers closely mirror business entities

Utilized JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for stateless session management

Designed client web application using TypeScript, ReactJS, Redux, and ASP.NET WebAPI

Implemented reporting dashboards for key business and financial measures (D3.js)

Managed all DevOps from feature branch testing to production deployments

Automated build, test, and deploy of .NET, NodeJS, and Python applications