David Hamp-Gonsalves

• Collaborator on a successful React based rewrite of our flagship system.
• Architected and built Postgis/ReactMapGL based rules engine to visualize zoning legislations.
• Led multi-team project to develop a Cypress based automated test suite.
• Refactored 115k LOC from our legacy GIS system into our modern main code base.

Technical Environment: React.js, MapBoxGL, NodeJS, Ruby/Rails, Postgres, Cypress, Terraform.

• Worked on incremental replacement of Backbone.js based UI with React.js.
• Lead for multi-team project for Earth Day Amazon partnership.

Technical Environment: React.js, Ruby/Rails, Postgres, HaProxy.

• Achetected Backbone.js based application to replace and improve upon existing legacy system.
• Guided global team members in transitioning to a client side architecture.

Technical Environment: Backbone.js, Jasmine.js, Coffeescript, SpringSource, Tomcat.

• Designed and implemented features and improvements for multiple enterprise sized applications.
• Proposed and implemented realtime tracking, deployment and notification system for test environments.

Technical Environment: Weblogic/Websphere, SpringSource/Wicket, MSSQL/Oracle, JUnit.

• Architected and built a interactive media streaming service to power MMP jeopardy-style games.
• Documented technical requirements, time lines and staffing guidelines for realizing product offering.

Technical Environment: Wowza Media Server, Adobe Flex, Javascript.

• Worked cohesively with other developers and team members to plan, design and implement multi-system automated tests which simulate multiple users and roles.

Technical Environment: VB, Quick Test Professional.

Solar powered, e-ink based version of Conways Game of Life which uses the ULP processor of a ESP-32 to poll charge levels to determine when to calculate the next cell generation.

Low power, E-Ink dashboard for every day life running on a hacked Kindle and back by custom GoLang code running on AWS Lambda and orchestrated using Terraform.

13 year old Chrome extension that adds Firefox like RSS/Atom handling. At its peak it was the only tool of its kind and had 15k active users.