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💼 Past Experience

Summary of Jeffrey Diaz's work experiences:Jeffrey Diaz is currently a software engineer and squad leader at BJSS. Leadership role as the first point of contact between the company and members of the squad, where the primary focus was the care and development of the squad members. Jeffrey Diaz has experience working with various software development frameworks such as Java, JQuery, AJAX, SlickGrid, Bootstrap, and DhtmlXGrid. Additionally, Jeffrey Diaz has experience working with various big data applications, such as a taxonomy-driven Big Data application.

🎓 Education

Jeffrey Diaz's education has provided him with the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a career in computer programming. With a BA in Computer Science from University at Buffalo in 2014, Jeffrey Diaz has worked with various computer programs for various industries since he began his education. His skills with computers and programming have led him to pursue a career in programming and business.Jeffrey Diaz is a highly skilled programmer with a deep understanding of computers and their abilities. His work experience with computer programming has given him the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a career in programming. Jeffrey Diaz's education has also prepared him for a career in business. Having studied at CUNY Hostos Community College from 2010 to 2012, he has gained the experience and knowledge necessary to pursue a career in business. Jeffrey Diaz's skills and knowledge with computers and programming have gave him the ability to pursue a career in programming and business.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Jeffrey Diaz is current a software engineer and squad leader at BJSS in Greater New York City Area. He is currently the Squad Lead at BJSS in Greater New York City Area. His leadership role was where the primary focus was the care and development of the squad members. Diaz wears many hats, one being being the first point of contact between BJSS and members of the squad. Diaz frequently checked in with the squad members, was a first point of contact for queries and support, and always had a message of motivation and support. He also actively championed change, and was a role model for the squad to follow suit. He also collated feedback for the squad members, relayed this to them in development meetings, and even gave guidance on development/improvement options. Diaz also inspired my squad to embody the BJSS culture and values, and collected thoughts, translations to action, and put these into action. Diaz checked in with my squad regularly to ensure that they felt engaged and supported, as well as being a role model for them.Diaz also took on a large role in handling business-as-usual people processes. He was familiar with the performance, conduct, and concerns of my squad and was always engaging in the on-boarding process of new starters. In addition, Diaz was also responsible for developing technical Solutions across the front-end and back-end of web-facing Java applications using technologies such as JavaScript, JQuery, AJAX,SlickGrid, Bootstrap, DhtmlXGrid, HTML5, CSS3, JSP, andspring MVC. He also led the user interface design, where he prioritized intuitive design, simplicity and user ergonomics. He also created and managed various normalized table structures in Oracle using SQL data definition language in order to accommodate multiple business use-cases. He was also able to deliver scalable software solutions that worked with a taxonomy-driven Big Data application that was able to read and write data from multiple sources simultaneously and asynchronously. This application consisted of Java as the back-end programming language, Apache Camel for the implementation of enterprise integration patterns, Spring Framework for inversion of control, JUnit as the unit testing framework, Apache Maven for software dependency management, IBM MQ for asynchronous data transfer and system decoupling, and Apache Cassandra as the data store. Lastly, Diaz was also responsible for managing bean injection through the Spring Framework, managing project dependencies through Apache Maven, and submitting and reviewing code changes through Perforce.Jeffrey Diaz has many years of experience working in the software engineering field. He has held positions such as software engineer at Tata Consultancy Services from April 2016 to December 2017 (1 year 9 months) in NYC. In his previous roles, he was responsible for developing and deliveringObject-oriented software solutions for the back-end of web-based Java applications. Diaz ensures that software applications are developed in a efficient and clean manner, and is also well-versed in variousSI technologies. He also has experience with multiple pipeline systems, allowing him to test and change software changes simultaneously.