Wesner Moise
Consummate software developer with degrees in technology entrepreneurship, computer science, and artificial intelligence. Primary domains in artificial intelligence, real-time data-intensive applications, productivity applications, layout engines, and automated code analysis. Proficient in web, backend, mobile, desktop, devops, software engineering, and deep learning. Strong in algorithms, performance engineering, and technical sophisticated projects. Ranked top 1% in competitive programming.
Work Experience
Adroit Trading Technologies
- Redesigned datagrid frontend to refresh, sort and filter data in real-time from 10 seconds.
- Prototype solutions to move frontend from server-side ASP.NET Blazor to React and Webassembly.
- Redesigned backend to supply real-time market data efficiently, support more clients, and prevent memory leaks from slow consumers.
mParticle
- Investigated the replacement of SQS infrastructure serving petabytes of data per month with Apache Kafka.
- Lead backend development of data planning to validate and transform events.
- Created open-sourced JSON Schema validation library that reduced memory and time requirements by a factor of 30.
- Developed first end-to-end testing framework, documented the entire backend architecture, and lead the operational excellence team.
Adobe
- Improved performance of data pipeline by an order-of-magnitude and reduced memory usage.
- Modernized microservices and automated manual operations and service recovery.
SoftPerson
- Developed a business plan that was a New Venture Championship national business plan competition finalist(2002).
- Designed the layout engine and natural language engine for the Pensa wordprocessor, which can rewrite and predict sentences.
- Developed a futuristic code editor and static source code analyzer NStatic using automated theorem proving.
Microsoft Corporation
- Enhanced PivotTables with outline layout, PivotCharts, calculated formulas, AutoSort/Filter, and OLAP data access.
- Granted US Patent #6626959 and presented four times at Microsoft conferences.