Jeremy Taylor
Software Engineer
Los Angeles, CA, United States
Software engineer with 3 years of experience developing embedded C++ software and using Python to automate development and test workflows. Familiar with developing and deploying cloud-native apps on AWS through portfolio of personal projects.
Skills
At work I use these technologies: C++, Python, Linux, Git.
I primarily use these for my personal projects: TypeScript, JavaScript, Go, HTML, CSS, Linux, Git, Node.js, React, Docker, AWS, CircleCI.
Experience
Engineer Software at Northrop Grumman
September 2022 - PresentMy day-to-day responsibilities include developing and testing software for embedded platforms. I focus on delivering high-quality, robust C++ code through thoughtful use of design patterns and thorough requirements-based testing. I also maintain Python automation scripts to streamline development and testing processes.
Projects
I have a number of projects on my GitHub. Here's a selection of what I've been working on recently:
"QuizNow" - Classroom Quiz AppMERN stack classroom quiz app.Classroom Quiz app with React frontend that allows users to administer multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank quizzes. The backend is written in TypeScript and uses Express and MongoDB. Currently the live version of the API is deployed on AWS using Docker and ECS.
ReactTypeScriptExpressMongoDBDocker
"Words from Outer Space" Typing GameJavaScript typing game with serverless leaderboard API.A typing game where players have 1 minute to type words before they reach the end. Uses JavaScript and jQuery. The game has a serverless leaderboard API deployed on AWS using Lambda and API Gateway. Currently users must authenticate using Auth0 to submit scores.
JavaScriptjQueryTypeScript
"Book of the Day" - NYT Best Seller Subscription ServiceServerless book of the day subscription service.Serverless subscription service that emails a random NYT Best Seller book to users every day.
Go
"QuizNow" for AndroidAndroid port of "QuizNow".The app was written in Kotlin and uses Jetpack Compose. It has almost complete feature parity with the web version, using v2 of the API.
KotlinJetpack Compose