NodeJS / ExpressJS / General JavaScript:
2019PrototypeNodeJSReactJSPostgreSQLResponsive Design
I'm Patrick, a Business-minded NodeJS developer with experience in Enterprise Application API Integration, Web Application Development, and Business Consulting with corporate and small business executives.
NodeJS / ExpressJS / General JavaScript:
ReactJS:
React Native:
User Interface Design & Development:
SQL/NoSQL Database Design & Integration / REST API
Linux & Nginx Secure Server Administration:
Docker & Other DevOps:
AWS Cloud & Serverless Framework
Python ➡ DataSci & WebApp Frameworks
Customized Application Integration / ETL / Data Pipelines
2019PrototypeNodeJSReactJSPostgreSQLResponsive Design
2017RGrad School: CISData EngineeringMultilinear regressionPredictive Modeling
I picked up Database Design (SQL), Data Engineering (R Language), & Statistical Predictive Modeling (R Language) skills in Grad School.
Soon after I was given the opportunity to work on a Marketo/LiveChat Enterprise Data Integration project at Pulse Secure (NodeJS) in San Jose, CA.
After Pulse Secure, I kept working with NodeJS and picked up ReactJS skills, and published a Full Stack App Prototype (TimeTracker-- for workforce management & map-location dispatching), leading to a role as a Consulting Engineer with Etumos, where my clients included Amazon Alexa, NGINX, And healthcare & financial companies, for whom I worked on Full Stack Apps & ETL projects.
After graduating UT Austin, I used the communication campaign management skills I built during our legislative campaign to transition into a Marketing career. I managed marketing campaigns for various advertising agencies' clients, part time (evenings/weekends). And worked in Digital Marketing full time for companies such asSolarWindsand BridgeTower Media.
While working in Marketing, I realized the importance and value of Web Application development skills and began building my skills in that direction.
Taking an interest in learning the financial underpinnings of business management, I studied Accounting and CIS formally at Texas State University.
While an undergraduate at UT Austin, A group of about 8 friends and I co-founded a non-profit called ReEnergize Texas. As Legislative Director, I planned the campaign which led to our activation of about two hundred student environmental activists, who then promulgated our activism to a wider audience of thousands of students across Texas, who demanded congressional support for our legislation.
As a result of our initiative, we persuaded Legislators to pass our legislation [HB 3353] [SB 2182] : Allow students to vote to increase tuition at public Texas universities & colleges, which is then allocated to student environmental & natural resource research projects.
As of 2021, this initative has led to approximately $30+ million cumulatively across over a dozen Public and Private Texas Universities, and approximately $5 millionat UT Austin alone. [See UT Austin project examples]