Anthony Steiner

- The Microsoft Technology stack was common-place for this position, which made heavy use of C#, VB, F#, WPF, WinForms, and SQL Server. - 3-5 Direct-reports (depending on the project), as well as mentoring individual developers for tricky troubleshooting sessions. - Independent Contributor for a dotnet 8 web-daemon "companion app" that would run locally on end-users' machines allowing a dated, but mission critical, 3rd party software to have its automations created in modern web-sites versus VBScript and .NET Framework runtimes previously required. - Team Contributor for a series of dotnet 8, Angular 19 web applications that would allow different stakeholders the ability to manage, maintain, and audit their respective lines-of-business. - Developed and implemented multiple subroutines that would speed up development and/or the operations of those developments and shared them with the entire bank to be utilized by multiple teams, normally in the form of a VS Code extension, or a PowerShell cmdlet. - Developed and implemented a series of CI/CD automations that made use of Kubernetes, Node, NPM, NuGet, JFrog, OpenShift as well as run coverage reports and unit tests via NUnit (C#) and Karma (Angular) that in-turn post the success/failures of those assertions into Jira via Zephyr Scale. - Maintain Python scripts tied to scheduled automations (cron jobs). - Developed and Maintained ETL processes designed with SSIS, and scheduled runs via Broadcom Automic.

• Worked on .NET stack for the majority with legacy applications that dealt in message-queues for transactional text-messaging services (ie Twilio) • Worked on an analytics API for the aforementioned applications • Worked on helping to minimize tech debt by removing overspending and optimizing certain processes.

• Currently working with a previous employer as a contractor (IDSync). • Worked on a large-scale Angular-based web application called CallPilot. • Working with a client upgrading legacy .NET to .NET Core. • Working on one-off .NET, NodeJS, PHP contracts as they come through.