Jeff Wesson

Senior Software Engineer

AutoFi (2016-) I work on an application that serves automotive dealerships. I've been with AutoFi since before we launched and have therefore worked on a variety of things including third-party web components and client-side APIs, complex feature-rich web applications, back-end services, and internal tools. I've been responsible for the technical architecture of our finance and insurance feature suite for over six years and have been a driving force in the development of a re-architected solution meant to address the needs of a rapidly growing company. Next, GraphQL, Tailwind, RabbitMQ https://autofi.com Screenshot of Finance and Insurance Menu InMobi (2015-16) Worked as a JavaScript engineer on InMobi Studio - a rich media ad platform which enables users to author MRAID (Mobile Rich Media Ad Interface Definitions) compliant HTML5 creatives that run on various platforms and mobile ad networks. Worked with 2-4 other front end engineers to build and maintain core JS ad code, UI apps including analytics dashboards, and the actual creative Studio using Flash. Google Closure, Backbone, Angular(1.x), Polymer https://inmobi.com Screenshot of InMobi Studio Audi USA (2015) Worked with a team to develop and maintain a web experience and platform with which both Audi customers as well as Audi Brand Specialists could interact. Backbone, jQuery, Underscore, Adobe CQ5, HTML5, CSS3, Bower, Grunt, npm, vagrant, maven https://audiusa.com Screenshot of Audi USA Levi's Vintage Clothing (2014) Worked with a team to develop enhancements for Levi's Vintage Clothing. AngularJS, HTML5, CSS3, Bower, Gulp, Contentful Screenshot of Levi's Vintage Clothing Planama (2013-14) Working with a small team of 2-3 developers on a sprint planning solution for agile and scrum development teams. Planama uses bleeding edge technologies including realtime database syncing, through Firebase, to achieve a much more lightweight and easy-to-iterate product. AngularJS Firebase, HTML5, CSS3, Yeoman, Bower, Grunt, npm, Bootstrap https://planama.firebaseapp.com Screenshot of Planama Gogo Bus (2013) An Angular app serving General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) data stored on MongoDB interfacing with Express running on Node. I'm making use of a nice Node module which pulls up-to-date GTFS data for any given transit agency, parses the xml, and populates a database on Mongo. This project is intended to result in an easy-to-customize transit app with which developers can learn and play. AngularJS, ExpressJS, Mongoose, MongoDB, GTFS Data, Node, HTML5, CSS3, Yeoman, Bower, Grunt, npm, Bootstrap Screenshot of Gogo Bus Turbo International (2013-14) Worked under a non-disclosure agreement to retool and otherwise improve an online e-commerce solution. AngularJS, PHP, HTML5, CSS3, MySQL, Magento, Yeoman, Bower, Grunt, npm, Bootstrap https://www.turbointernational.com Screenshot of Turbo International Anthropological Studies Center (2014) Worked within the client's design to build a mobile-first, responsive theme on top of a custom WordPress-as-a-CMS installation including custom content types, plugins, and widgets. This project is helping to build a community and spread valuable cultural and historical information. PHP, JS, HTML5, CSS3, MySQL, WordPress, Bower, Bootstrap http://janurseries.com Screenshot of Japanese American Nurseries Custom WordPress themes (2012) I designed a fairly simple, mobile-first, responsive theme to accommodate a blog. I opted for super simplicity and only incorporated bare necessities such as recent blog posts, search, and archives based on categories and tags. I have since, however, relocated to Medium and Twitter for any writing needs. PHP, HTML5, CSS3, MySQL, Yeoman, Bower, Grunt, npm, Bootstrap Screenshot of WordPress theme Gypsy Cafe (2011-12) Worked closely with a designer to achieve a pixel-perfect representation of their vision while incorporating common UI thinking and best practices. Using WordPress-as-a-CMS, I built a menu system for updating items that doesn't just produce a pdf, which can be severely lacking concerning accessibility. PHP, HTML5, CSS3, MySQL Screenshot of Gypsy Cafe website W Designs (2010-12) Version 1.0 of a collaborative effort to build more appealing, informative, useful, and functional websites for local businesses in Sonoma County, California. This project uses semantic HTML5 and cleverly laid-out CSS3 to accomplish a clean and minimalistic approach to web development. HTML5, CSS3 Screenshot of W Designs