C++ Software Engineer, Developer, Software Engineer

A contract developing the software for TOMRA's industry leading range of food sorting machines, primarily the
introduction of their new 5B and 5C products for 2017 and 2018. The real-time multithreading system is developed
using C++17 on Visual Studio (2017) for the backend, which interfaces with custom hardware. The frontend to the
system is produced using Angular JS. Supporting this are extensive integration test suites and hardware simulation
modules developed in Python 3.5 with PyQt for graphical interfaces, using PyCharm as an IDE. GoogleTest, Pytest
and Protractor are the testing frameworks in use. The software configuration uses Gitlab and Jenkins. A strict agile
methodology with SCRUM is followed, with extensive code reviews. The role also includes direct work on the
machines, installing and calibrating components such as industrial cameras.

As part of the NavCloud Services team, I contributed to several areas of the project:

This included:

* Major refactoring of the services architecture with the goals of: simplification, code reuse, increased testing
coverage.
* Defining new APIs and implementing new services: traffic, parking, fuel, route-calc
* Significant updates to C++ applications running in the cloud infrastructure, interacting with AWS
components through the C++ AWS SDK.
* Load-testing for evaluating current performance and providing improvements: better usage of cache
settings, parallel processing of requests, logging optimizations.

Technologies:
C++11, boost, cmake, google test, Bob build tool, conan build tool, gdb Golang, Java, AWS, protobuf,
docker, terraform, elasticsearch, prometheus, grafana, gitlab.

Developed software that allows user to update their dashboard maps with the help of a USB stick
(Windows/macOS) using C++ and Qt. Developed features for an iOS app connected to the car allowing users to
sync their destination and favorites, plan routes, view traffic and incidents. Managed building process (Jenkins) for
our project.