Prudential's RealEstate

Going by either Jess or Jenairis (with no preference), I'm a Full-Stack Developer utilizing mainly C# and .NET Core. With more than 15 years of experience in the real-estate and financial tools industry, I've developed ASP.NET Websites and API's; to building backend systems utilizing MS SQL Server, MySQL, DynamoDB, and Neptune. I solution and imple... ment requirements that satisfy business needs to realization. Took part in moving existing codebases to Amazon Web Services. Deciding to take advantage of the performance processing benefits of highly connected data graph databases has to offer, I've applied AWS Neptune combined with micro-service methodology and AWS Lambdas; to serve as API's for our first cloud-based web portal project. Using Git for source control and the CD/CI pipeline in TFS. Terraform templates are used instead of AWS CloudFormation for scripting resource provisioning. Created numerous back-office services built in our companies homegrown ServiceBus application. Capable of processing 36,000 transactions a day, these applications were mainly data integration in nature, which relied on technologies such as Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), Windows Workflow Foundation (WWF), MS SQL, C# .NET Framework 4.6. Repository pattern is currently my go-to design methodology when designing any of these backend services. Helped create a system where client data formatted in XML were translated into various formats, so that financial lending systems could communicate with mortgage provider systems. Compiled XML transformation templates were created in Altova MapForce. These templates were loaded and applied to incoming XML by controller services built in C#, designed to apply the correct templates. Designed and maintained a monolithic RESTful web API used as an ingress for clients to post XML data. Written in C# and ASP.NET, end users were assigned various endpoints to access. Basic authentication and authorization configuration utilizing base64 encoded login information is passed on the request header. ...Read More