Haseeb is a talented developer with 4 years of extensive experience in developing Ruby applications. He also has hands-on experience in managing and leading teams to deliver code in an agile environment, as well as expertise in database management and server automation with a good grasp of testing frameworks. Haseeb produces clean, robust, and highly tested code for every project, creating technology solutions that increase productivity and overall business value.
Worked on the development of a platform to analyze ecommerce listings and build sales- rank analytics for our clients.
Collected and organized data from various ecommerce marketplaces to be consumed by our data science team, using Amazon mws extensively.
Worked with concurrent jobs using Sidekiq, auto scaling, deployments to AWS (EC2 and beanstalk), Docker, SQL and Snowflake. Managed to achieve multiple optimizations for databases.
Interstride is an interactive portal to support students in their job search, immigration journey, and community building. Led the development process on Interstride. Developed features and worked on security updates. Added support for Docker, continuous integration, and managed the cloud infrastructure for our services. Improved
the overall workflow and worked on integrating our APIs and microservices.
Pattern’s eCommerce acceleration solutions help you make better decisions with access to real-time eCommerce data. Access to our strategists complements this actionable data, to support your decision-making and future omnichannel growth. Worked on the market share which is part of their eCommerce insights projects. Collected data specifically for the Amazon marketplace.
The project was a People Operations platform that manages everything from onboarding to offboarding. Worked as a full-stack developer on the HR management platform, developing several features such as the onboarding process, email automation, and test suites. Assisted in improving the development infrastructure and training resources to take lead on vital tasks.
