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  # John Doe

  ## Full-Stack Web Application Engineer

  - [website](https://john-doe.netlify.app)
  - [john.doe@example.com](mailto:john.doe@example.com)
  - [github.com/johndoe](https://github.com/johndoe)
  - [calendly/schedule a meeting](https://calendly.com/john-doe/30-min-phone-call)

  ## Skills and Keywords

  **Languages:** Javascript, TypeScript, Go, Ruby, Java and Python

  **Data:** PostgreSQL, MongoDB, ORMs, active-record, SQL & NoSQL

  **Deploy:** Kubernetes, AWS, lambdas, micro-services, serverless

  **Markup:** jsx/tsx, Styled-Components/css-in-js, flexbox/css/sass

  **State:** GraphQL, Redux, REST, oauth + jwt + sessions, single-page-app architecture

  **Workflow:** test-driven, git, agile, pair-programming

  **Front-End:** ReactJS, NextJS, Static and SSR optimizations, Tailwind CSS, d3

  **Back End:** NodeJS + Express-like frameworks, Ruby on Rails, Django, Spring Boot

  ## Experience

  ### TechCompany

  #### Senior Software Engineer / March 2019 - 2021

  - Developed workflow and frameworks for testing frontend integrations amongst remote organizational services
  - Improved the ci build pipeline; reduced build times by 70% and added tests and fail safes for prod deployments
  - Built and extended front-end tooling to make for more robust efficient and happier development
  - Authored and integrated visual diff testing framework for refactors and improvements
  - Mentored junior and backend developers to be more successful front-end engineers
  - Coordinated with team and project manager to set realistic goals and timelines for our teams frontend development
  - Integrated monitoring tools to track front-end uptime and production health amongst our users and device profiles

  - **Technologies used: Javascript, Typescript, Webpack, Cypress.io, Java, NodeJS+express, React+Redux, GraphQL**

  ### CloudSolutions Inc

  #### Technical Lead / October 2016 - November 2017

  - Designed and built enterprise level solutions to meet organizational standards, demands and workloads.

  - Mentored, tutored and evangelized new technologies and practices for a modern stack solution to meet enterprise
  level requirements, such as scalability, access control, auditing and security.

  - Triaged, created and managed issues/tasks with our offshore development team.

  - Traveled on-site to meet with clients to determine project requirements and deliverables

  - **Technologies used: NodeJS+express, React+Redux, GraphQL, Postgres**

  ### ScaleTech

  #### Lead Application Engineer Consultant / May 2015 - February 2016

  - Contributed non-trivial pieces of core back-end functionality to a custom scalable Docker platform product used by
  developers commercially for an industry leading client.

  - Designed and implemented single-page-app architecture methodology and advanced front-end components to compliment
  the functionality of the back-end Docker platform product.

  - Showed initiative by improving testing and build integrity, which proved critical in developing a *developer
  platform*

  - Developed from the ground up using Go, a complete back-up and restore service for CassandraDB; a NoSQL distributed
  database.

  - **Technologies used: Go, AngularJS, Java, Docker, CassandraDB**

  ### Et. al, (2010-2015)

  #### HealthTech - Senior Software Engineer / November 2014 - February 2015

  #### DigitalCraft - Senior Software Engineer / June 2014 - October 2014

  #### ShippingSolutions - Senior Front-End Engineer / August 2013 - December 2013

  #### CookingTech - Web Application Engineer / April 2012 - July 2012

  #### StreamLabs - Web Service Engineer / August 2011 - December 2011

  #### CodeFactory - Junior Developer / January 2011 - July 2011

  #### CallCenter IT & Database and Systems Administrator / March 2010 - November 2010

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