Graham Barber

Responsible for designing and implementing workflows that streamline development and management processes, in addition to providing domain expertise to developers and full-time staff.

• Developed web applications for clients utilizing React, TypeScript, Webpack, Babel, Node.js, Express, Emotion, Jest, and Storybook
• Mentored student developers to promote an understanding of web development best practices
• Evaluated and proposed the use of modern technologies like Elasticsearch, React, and Helm to solve implementation challenges on a case-by-case basis
• Designed and implemented a continuous deployment workflow utilizing Circle CI, Kubernetes, and Helm charts to accelerate project release cycles
• Designed a continuous integration workflow involving unit tests, automated versioning, and a structured code review process to minimize developer manual effort
• Developed team code review standards for Github Pull Requests to reduce technical debt

Responsible for assisting with project management, working with clients to establish where software could bring them value, and performing quality assurance functions.

• Maintained both React and Typescript applications and component codebases for external clients
• Implemented a continuous release pipeline for automated versioning and publishing of a React component library
• Wrote and performed manual test cases to ensure functionality of requirements after they have been implemented.
• Wrote and filed bug reports for failing test cases and unexpected behavior for developers to review and address.
• Awarded the Community Builder award for bridging the gap between developers and business-focused employees

Building an online platform to help graduate students and other academics collect feedback on their papers in a supportive, low-stakes environment.

Technologies used: React, Next.js, Emotion, Node.js lambdas, Hasura, GraphQL, PostgreSQL, Terraform, Docker, Docker Compose

Built an ephemeral tool that makes it easy to get fast and inclusive team estimates for work items.

Technologies used: React, Emotion, Rebass, React Spring, Elixir, Phoenix, Web Sockets, Docker, and Kubernetes

Placed 111th in Humor and 117th in Theme in the Ludum Dare 42 Jam event. Designed and implemented the game using Godot Engine within 72 hours, working with a remote team member in a different time zone.

Led and managed a group of six other students in a school project that required both planning and running a small business. Brought in over $1000 in profit within 3 months by selling 3D-printed fidget spinners.

Collaborated with peers to develop a video game submission to the Oregon Game Project Challenge, a multi-school competition that lasts several months. Received both the Art and Assets Award, in addition to the People's Choice (popular vote) Award.