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Victor N.

Vetted GRPC developer in Canada (UTC-5)

As a team player, I am committed to understanding clients' needs and developing enterprise software systems that deliver business value. My expertise is in distributed systems, search, data persistence and DevOps. Over the past 14+ years, I have been consistent in developing enterprise systems using C# .Net, Python (Django, FastAPI, Twist, Tornado), Java (Play, Spring Boot), Javascript( Nodejs, Expressjs), Go(GoMicro, Gin). I deploy most of the solutions on clouds such as Azure, AWS and GCP, and I have strong experience working with databases such as MSSQL, MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB, Firebase, Redis, and DynamoDB. I enjoy using Terraform, Ansible or Cloudformation for Infrastructure as Code (IAC) to manage cloud-based infrastructure. I am well-versed in message brokers such as RabbitMQ, Redis, Celery, Kafka, AWS SQS, which are essential for building reliable distributed systems. I thrive in collaborative environments. If you are looking for a skilled software engineer who can help your business build modern, scalable systems, please don't hesitate to contact me.

Barrett B.

Vetted GRPC developer in the United States (UTC-5)

With 14 years in iOS development, I've created a wide range of mobile applications for clients from startups to large enterprises. My expertise combines technical proficiency with a passion for teamwork and collaboration. I excel in merging creativity with functionality in app development and continuous innovation

Jonathan R.

Vetted GRPC developer in the United States (UTC-5)

Software Engineer with 3+ years of experience in full-stack development, web design, and data science. Proven ability to design and implement complex software systems using multiple programming languages and frameworks.

Norris J.

Vetted GRPC developer in the United States (UTC-5)

Software engineer with with over 8+ years of experiences. Led the TimberAI team to build a new iOS application for their investor conferences; while removing memory leaks, UI flicker glictches, and reduced battery consumtion (40%) prior to native build. Specialize in Mobile & Web Development (iOS + React / React Native). Other platforms: Android, Node.JS, microservices (Javalin), Databases: NoSQL (MongoDB, Redis, GraphQL). Seeking remote opportunities. I love building new visual experiences and platform SDKs. + API Libraries are relaxing as well.

David A.

Vetted GRPC developer in Canada (UTC-7)

Highly skilled and results-driven Senior Software Engineer with over 17 years of experience in developing scalable, high-performance backend solutions. Extensive expertise in designing microservices architectures, implementing containerization using Docker and Kubernetes, and building efficient CI/CD pipelines on Jenkins. Adept in developing robust, secure [ASP.NET](http://asp.net/) core, Node.js and Java-based applications, with strong knowledge of RESTful APIs, cloud-native patterns, and modern security protocols like OpenID Connect. Proven track record of leading engineering teams, optimizing system performance, and delivering mission-critical solutions.

Ben S.

Vetted GRPC developer in the United States (UTC-4)

I'm a passionate and self-motivated software engineer with 13 years of professional experience, largely focused on consumer-facing applications. Throughout my career I have led technical teams, built complex platforms from the ground up, and collaborated with teams across organizations. User experience is very important to me and it influences my decisions throughout the development process.

John K.

Vetted GRPC developer in the United States (UTC-4)

I am a former Microsoft distributed systems engineer who has spent his career on the cutting edge of cloud and web3 computing with 6+ years of experience. I have ~5 of deep experience architecting, developing, and operating systems at planet scale and have spent the last 2 years empowering smaller organizations to reach that level. I am hungry to continue building scalable, performant, and maintainable systems in high-performing, mission-driven organizations. I'd love to share a few parts of my professional journey with you below: I grew the most from my time working on Microsoft Azure Networking. As a professional, an engineer, a teammate, and a leader, I had completely changed from a timid, totally green new grad to someone who had delivered entirely new public-facing features, collaborated with brilliant engineers to scale and grow a planet-scale computing platform, and self-actualized and gained confidence in my skills and abilities technically and professionally. I grew as a leader and mentor, gathering feedback from new hires at a time when we were all adjusting to remote-only collaboration during the pandemic, and acted on it in order to drive a culture of documentation and mentorship that our organization was lacking. I'm very lucky to have had such a profound growth experience as my first role as I was starting my career, and I'm eager to continue to ply these skills in my next role. There are myriad projects which benefited from my contributions, but one that I'm particularly proud of focused on the scalability, reliability, and modernization of the Azure Software Defined Networking control plane. For context, every creation, update, or deletion of virtual networking resources came through our regional controller; each time a customer updated their virtual network, our service needed to drive a corresponding update in our physical network and data plane. My focus during my time in Azure Networking was on delivering scalability and reliability improvements and delivering new SDN features to our product offerings. I was able to eliminate several critical single points of failure from our architecture, enhancing the reliability of Microsoft’s cloud offering as well as our ability to scale. One example I'll focus on was my work to transition a key singleton microservice to a sharded alternative. The microservice in question was part directory service, part load balancer. It was responsible for storing mappings from customer ids or resource ids to a given worker partition, and provided load balancing among these worker partitions for new resources. This particular microservice was both critical (i.e. in the hot path of every API call) to the functionality of our distributed application and a critical obstacle to our scalability and availability; the total state (which was maintained on replicas of the service) size and read/write traffic volume on the service was creating severe performance issues and threatening to lead to loss of availability. We needed to design, develop, test, deploy, and migrate to a scalable alternative, quickly. My task was to lead this effort. I was able to replace this service with zero customer downtime. The delivery of this project removed an entire category of scalability and availability issues which were previously presenting severe problems to our control plane. One of the things that my coworkers have consistently mentioned to me over the course of my career is that they (miraculously) genuinely enjoy working with me. They've related a few reasons for that; chief among them is that I'm an empathetic and effective communicator. I strive to be as upfront, concise, honest, and caring as I can be when working on any team. Another aspect that they've related is that I can bring a good amount of levity, humor, and positivity to the organizations I join. I'm very cool under pressure (I definitely developed quite a bit of tolerance to it), and I know firsthand that everyone has a better time if we actually enjoy interacting and socializing with each other.

Andrey D.

Vetted GRPC developer in Canada (UTC-3)

A pendulum. With over 16 years of experience, I've navigated through different distributed technologies and areas of software development as an engineer manager and software engineer. My proactive learning and strong desire to stay abreast of new technologies ensure that I constantly seek ways to improve myself and the products I work with. I am always eager to share my knowledge, helping, coaching, and enabling others to do their best at their jobs. Over the past, I've been instrumental in defining (or helping define) initiatives with different levels of granularity, from product releases to roadmaps to features. My familiarity with defining requirements and creating (or enabling others to create) an achievable solution considering all the constraints exemplifies my diverse skill set and analysis thinking. Throughout my career, I've played a pivotal role in defining initiatives of varying scales, from product releases to roadmaps to features. My expertise in defining requirements and facilitating the creation of feasible and high-quality solutions while considering all constraints (time, capacity, complexity, scalability, security, operational, etc.) demonstrates my diverse skill set and analytical thinking. In my professional journey, I've primarily worked with C#.NET, Java, and Golang.

John P.

Vetted GRPC developer in the United States (UTC-7)

I am an experienced full-stack Software Architect ([iDesign.net](http://idesign.net/) trained since 2013) and C#/.Net (Core) Developer specializing in the Microsoft ecosystem of frameworks and toolchains. My over 25 years of experience working with and integrating heterogeneous technologies and companies worldwide is my foundation for understanding how business requirements translate into technical requirements, deliverables, and meaningful applications. I recently designed and implemented a platform to serve quantitative financial market trading. The overall system consisted of a collection of Aspnet.core microservices deployed as Lunix \[Docker\] containers in Azure. These flexible, loosely coupled services utilize the open-source Mass Transit framework to abstract away bus/queue/broker technologies such as Azure Service Bus and RabbitMQ. I transitioned the Angular (front-end) work to Blazor, which allowed me to deliver real-time, data-driven, and reusable user interface components in less time. Services integrate with Oauth2/OpenID, use encryption, and communicate using custom REST APIs, queues/brokers (e.g., Azure Service Bus), GRPC, and SignalR/WebSockets. Data storage (structured/unstructured) is accomplished mainly with SQL Server, Cosmos DB (NoSQL) and Blob Storage. Scalable clusters designed around Azure Service Fabric were used for data-intensive analysis using the actor compute model. Real-time data feed integrations (e.g., [Polygon.io](http://polygon.io/), [Xignite.com](http://xignite.com/)) and all internal and external APIs are abstracted using custom client HTTP libraries and were published as NuGet packages for use anywhere on the platform. The code that ties everything together is modern, cross-platform C# (.NET Core) version 7. Loose coupling, evolvability, and rapid go-forward feature development goals are enabled by a combination of architectural design choices, starting with a volatility-based domain decomposition, utilizing enterprise patterns such as Domain Drive Design (DDD) and CQRS, and applying sound software design patterns and principals. The platform is currently being utilized for live trading at a hedge fund as of Q3 2023.

Jacques V.

Vetted GRPC developer in the United States (UTC-4)

Versatile Full-Stack Developer with a strong background in modern web technologies. Skilled at driving improvements in code quality and implementing effective development workflows to enhance product performance.