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Jason S. React, Node and Cloud Platforms

My name is Jason S. and I have over 8 years of experience in the tech industry. I specialize in the following technologies: MongoDB, React, Golang, LeSS Framework, jQuery, etc.. I hold a degree in , . Some of the notable projects I’ve worked on include: Tyson Global, Swap, Product Customization Tool, Product Documentation and OpenAPI Schema, Sales Notification Web Widget, etc.. I am based in Spring Hill, United States. I've successfully completed 10 projects while developing at Devaims.

My expertise lies in deeply understanding and optimizing solution performance. I have a proven ability to profile systems, analyze data access methods, and implement caching strategies that dramatically reduce latency and improve responsiveness under load. I turn slow systems into high-speed performers.

I focus on writing highly efficient, clean, and well-documented code that minimizes resource consumption without sacrificing functionality. This dedication to efficiency is how I contribute measurable value to Devaims’ clients by reducing infrastructure costs and improving user satisfaction.

I approach every project with a critical eye for potential bottlenecks, proactively designing systems that are efficient from the ground up. I am committed to delivering software that sets the standard for speed and reliability.

Main Technologies

  • MongoDB
  • React
  • Golang
  • LeSS Framework
  • Jquery
  • Sass
  • Node.js
  • Vue.js
  • React Native
  • Nextjs

Notable Projects

Tyson Global

This client required a backup store front in case they had issues with their payment provider. For this, I setup a scaling solution for their WordPress site and setup staging/development instances. I also implemented analytics solutions for both stores. This involved deploying a service to ingest analytics events and persist it to a database. In addition, I implemented the analytics integration with their marketing partner and developed a solution to remove duplicate analytics events. Minor user interface changes were implemented on both sites.

Swap

For this client, I performed tasks on two API servers, Lambas, the web app, and minor fixes to the landing site. The backend work involved implementing additional API endpoints to support the company's browser extension and web app. Additional services, controllers, unit tests, and end to end tests were added. For the lambas, some API endpoints were developed to support onboarding and analytics. The web app saw feature additions and code cleanups involving TypeScript, Redux (Toolkit), Tailwind, and various supporting libraries. Onboarding, navigation, authentication, quiz development were performed.

Product Customization Tool

My client wanted an interactive product sales site. The goal was to create a tool that allows their customers to customize the item for purchase. I developed the pages responsible for assembling different components of the product. The interface was implemented using Drag and Drop with swipe features. The product sports social network integrations and has moved the companies sales from social media to a website sales portal.

Product Documentation and OpenAPI Schema

My client desired to have the documentation for their product rewritten. Their existing documentation was written by non-native English speakers and was difficult to navigate. Working with the existing backend, I was able to generate an OpenAPI / Swapper schema. Using the developed schema, I was able to create automatic generating documentation. The client's documentation is now more approachable and has documentation for their api.

Sales Notification Web Widget

My client wanted to have a component developed which could be integrated into the websites of their clients. The widget would display recent subscriptions and sales. I developed a component which provided analytics tracking, connection to the backend service, documentation portal (for internal developers), and Swapper/API schema. The component is now sold as a service.

Backend Management Dashboard

My client needed a way to manage the backend services used for their product. I built a React and Material Designed powered frontend which interfaced with a Go backend bridge service. The dashboard provided a means to manage DNS, server settings, and services settings.

Newspaper Game Components

My client wanted to offer a weekly crossword puzzle game to the readers of their newspaper. They were using an existing open source solution which suffered from usability issues on mobile and lacked internationalization. I designed and developed a set of responsive React components to improve the functionality. Special considerations were taking into emulating the look and feel of the virtual keyboard on mobile devices. The designed components allowed for targeting users in three different languages, and provided responsive text size and layout adjustments.

Quotes Chrome Extension

My client wanted to have their existing Chrome extension reworked to support additional features and to have the styles/layout redone. I reworked the extension to use modern JavaScript standards, make use of setting syncs, and performed an overhaul of the design per the specification of the client. The extension now supports task lists, custom widgets (clock, weather, connection speed). It acts as the replacement for the new tab window.

React App Wire TypeScript

Many users of Create React App, a tool for bootstrapping React.js projects, wanted to be able to easily add TypeScript support while also maintaining compatibility with the ecosystem of Babel plugins. I developed an open source package which adds support to Create React App v2 for TypeScript. It allows developers to take advantage Create React App v2's features: monorepo support, Babel integration, etc. Developers now have a less invasive choice when bootstrapping projects using React and TypeScript.

React TypeScript Documentation Generation

A popular tool for the development of React components, Storybook, was lacking integration with TypeScript. Developers using Storybook with TypeScript were needing a way to document the requirements for their custom components. I leveraged an existing project, which provided the information needed, and developed a Webpack plugin to connect it. The Webpack plugin uses the TypeScript module to emit code from an abstract syntax tree to insert the component documentation into source files at compile time. This tool has improved the experience for developers using TypeScript and Storybook. My project is now also being used in the documentation tool Docz.

Education

  1. Union University · 2007 – 2008

  2. Broward College · 2006 – 2007

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