Responsibilities & achievements

- Redesign, refactor and implement the migration of specific parts of the legacy application (build in .NET 4.5 and JavaScript) into the new application made in .NET Core and Angular 11. - Design and develop APIs in .NET Core hosted in Amazon Web Services Lambda functions under a microservices architecture. - Design and do high-level estimations of the new modules and functionalities that the business requires. With that goal in mind, work closely with the Product Owner to break them down into user stories that are later brought to the rest of the development team for further refinements. - Develop unit tests and automation tests for all the assigned user stories. - Coach new joiners in the scrum for them to become more capable of delivering high quality solutions and for them to become more independent. - Code reviewer. - Scrum Master substitute.

Responsibilities & achievements

At this time was when Germán started to work under a SCRUM framework. - Developed user stories focused in the Front-end and Back-end (built in JavaScript/Jquery and .NET 4.5). - Developed and maintained the APIs (built in .NET 4.5) that are consumed from withing the company own application and from different applications in the Accenture ecosystem. - Lead a small team of developers with the goal of building the first web page in our project made with AngularJS as a test ground for future developments. - Fixed bugs from high to maximum priorities discovered in both lower and production environments in a high-pressure work environment where the need of fixing them as soon as possible was a common occurrence. - Performed as a code reviewer.

Responsibilities & achievements

During this time, Germán worked as a Front-end and Back-end web application developer under a waterfall development environment in an application built in Javascript/Jquery and .NET 4.5. Worked mainly on low to medium priority (and an occasional high) bug fixes. Helped building new functionalities under more experienced developers.