Location: Tucson, Arizona - remote only
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Ruby on Rails, React, React Native, Amazon Web Services (EC2, IAM, Kinesis Data Firehose, S3, Lambda, Lambda@Edge, Timestream, CloudWatch, SNS, SDK), Heroku, Google Cloud Platform, Typescript/Javascript/Node, RESTful APIs, Distributed Systems, SQL, PostgreSQL, NoSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Sidekiq
Résumé/CV: https://angelruizbates.com/resume/angelruizbates.pdf
Email: angeljrbt@gmail.com
Personal website: https://angelruizbates.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angel-ruiz-bates-1b68a2142/
I was most recently working remotely as a software engineer with a focus on marketing tech. I worked on revamping & unifying the email system at my previous company by implementing a custom API wrapper in Ruby that uses Salesforce Marketing Cloud's Transactional and Triggered Send APIs to send both types of emails from their Ruby on Rails monolith. Leveraging that API wrapper, I created an email scheduler & three separate email systems that helped drive customer engagement.
I also moved their build pipeline, built around a 3rd party contractor's in-house software, from Google Cloud Platform to CircleCI and automated their unit and snapshot tests.
Another major accomplishment of mine while working there was to help introduce React into the codebase. I was responsible for implementing most of the React pages, including 3 of the payment pages of the redesigned checkout flow, the profile and settings page, as well as the form component & its input components, which was the backbone to most of the forms.
On top of that, I was tasked to implement a service to send SMS to our customers, which was sent from an Apex class in Salesforce, and ran asynchronously using a job queue.
Another major accomplishment of mine while working there was to help introduce React into the codebase. I was responsible for implementing most of the React pages, including 3 of the payment pages of the redesigned checkout flow, the profile and settings page, as well as the form component & its input components, which was the backbone to most of the forms.
On top of that, I was tasked to implement a service to send SMS to our customers, which was sent from an Apex class in Salesforce, and ran asynchronously using a job queue.