Mhar Andal
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Robert Richardson
Mhar is one of the most tenacious men I know. He is patient, kind, and generous with a joyous resilience to setbacks that make him an excellent developer and a delight to be around. He has an uncommon ability to juggle a relentless drive to solve a problem, the day to day responsibilities of his role, and a natural tendency to teach and mentor. The best illustration of his tenacity was several months ago when our team was tasked with building out an integration with one of our vendors and we hit a snag building out the last 10%. When our team shifted priorities he said, "Its fine I can handle this conference call and report back". Weeks later when he was told by our superiors, "You can keep on this if you'd like but we can also get this off your back" he said, "Thanks, but I'm pretty sure we (he, our parent company, and the vendor's engineers) can figure this out". Weeks later when our user's said, "It'd be great if you could get that working but we understand if its too much" he kept showing up. Weeks later when the vendor admitted the way they had been described their api hadn't been... strictly speaking true and that's why it hadn't worked for the past 4 months, Mhar kept showing up. Through all this he cleaned up far more than his share of bugs, built out several features, taught other dev's a new testing framework. A couple weeks ago he comes back from his weekly meeting with a big smile on his face. "It works, we got it to work" Nah Mhar. you got it to work. No one shows up with as much grace and constancy as you. You're a great coworker and an even better friend. I look forward to building many things with you.
Robert Richardson
Mhar is one of the most tenacious men I know. He is patient, kind, and generous with a joyous resilience to setbacks that make him an excellent developer and a delight to be around. He has an uncommon ability to juggle a relentless drive to solve a problem, the day to day responsibilities of his role, and a natural tendency to teach and mentor. The best illustration of his tenacity was several months ago when our team was tasked with building out an integration with one of our vendors and we hit a snag building out the last 10%. When our team shifted priorities he said, "Its fine I can handle this conference call and report back". Weeks later when he was told by our superiors, "You can keep on this if you'd like but we can also get this off your back" he said, "Thanks, but I'm pretty sure we (he, our parent company, and the vendor's engineers) can figure this out". Weeks later when our user's said, "It'd be great if you could get that working but we understand if its too much" he kept showing up. Weeks later when the vendor admitted the way they had been described their api hadn't been... strictly speaking true and that's why it hadn't worked for the past 4 months, Mhar kept showing up. Through all this he cleaned up far more than his share of bugs, built out several features, taught other dev's a new testing framework. A couple weeks ago he comes back from his weekly meeting with a big smile on his face. "It works, we got it to work" Nah Mhar. you got it to work. No one shows up with as much grace and constancy as you. You're a great coworker and an even better friend. I look forward to building many things with you.
Robert Richardson
Mhar is one of the most tenacious men I know. He is patient, kind, and generous with a joyous resilience to setbacks that make him an excellent developer and a delight to be around. He has an uncommon ability to juggle a relentless drive to solve a problem, the day to day responsibilities of his role, and a natural tendency to teach and mentor. The best illustration of his tenacity was several months ago when our team was tasked with building out an integration with one of our vendors and we hit a snag building out the last 10%. When our team shifted priorities he said, "Its fine I can handle this conference call and report back". Weeks later when he was told by our superiors, "You can keep on this if you'd like but we can also get this off your back" he said, "Thanks, but I'm pretty sure we (he, our parent company, and the vendor's engineers) can figure this out". Weeks later when our user's said, "It'd be great if you could get that working but we understand if its too much" he kept showing up. Weeks later when the vendor admitted the way they had been described their api hadn't been... strictly speaking true and that's why it hadn't worked for the past 4 months, Mhar kept showing up. Through all this he cleaned up far more than his share of bugs, built out several features, taught other dev's a new testing framework. A couple weeks ago he comes back from his weekly meeting with a big smile on his face. "It works, we got it to work" Nah Mhar. you got it to work. No one shows up with as much grace and constancy as you. You're a great coworker and an even better friend. I look forward to building many things with you.
Robert Richardson
Mhar is one of the most tenacious men I know. He is patient, kind, and generous with a joyous resilience to setbacks that make him an excellent developer and a delight to be around. He has an uncommon ability to juggle a relentless drive to solve a problem, the day to day responsibilities of his role, and a natural tendency to teach and mentor. The best illustration of his tenacity was several months ago when our team was tasked with building out an integration with one of our vendors and we hit a snag building out the last 10%. When our team shifted priorities he said, "Its fine I can handle this conference call and report back". Weeks later when he was told by our superiors, "You can keep on this if you'd like but we can also get this off your back" he said, "Thanks, but I'm pretty sure we (he, our parent company, and the vendor's engineers) can figure this out". Weeks later when our user's said, "It'd be great if you could get that working but we understand if its too much" he kept showing up. Weeks later when the vendor admitted the way they had been described their api hadn't been... strictly speaking true and that's why it hadn't worked for the past 4 months, Mhar kept showing up. Through all this he cleaned up far more than his share of bugs, built out several features, taught other dev's a new testing framework. A couple weeks ago he comes back from his weekly meeting with a big smile on his face. "It works, we got it to work" Nah Mhar. you got it to work. No one shows up with as much grace and constancy as you. You're a great coworker and an even better friend. I look forward to building many things with you.
Experience
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Codeverse
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United States
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E-Learning Providers
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1 - 100 Employee
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Senior Software Engineer
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Aug 2019 - Present
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Software Engineer
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Aug 2018 - Present
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Gamut
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United States
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Retail Office Equipment
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Software Engineer II
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Apr 2017 - Jul 2018
- Architected and developed full-stack features integrating 3rd party vendors while facilitating communication with vendors. (NodeJS and Rails)- Collaboratively built responsive UI components and features for internal tools and the MRO e-commerce platform. (React, Redux, Fluxible)- Designed, developed, and integrated components for branded internal UI library with an autogenerated style guide. (Common UI Library)- Utilized and updated automated testing and deployment CI pipeline- Work closely with various business functions, understanding business impact of the features built for Internal tools and MRO e-commerce platform.
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Comcast
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United States
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Telecommunications
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700 & Above Employee
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Communications Technician III
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Oct 2015 - Nov 2016
Responsible for demonstrating a sufficient aptitude for acquiring the skills and knowledge involved in the competent performance of the tasks relating to broadband installation and troubleshooting activities. Responsible for demonstrating a sufficient aptitude for acquiring the skills and knowledge involved in the competent performance of the tasks relating to broadband installation and troubleshooting activities.
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Consultation Agent
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May 2015 - Aug 2015
Provided thorough support and problem resolution for customers. Supported customers having data connectivity issues. Informed customers about issue resolution progress. Displayed courtesy and strong interpersonal skills with all customer interactions. Provided thorough support and problem resolution for customers. Supported customers having data connectivity issues. Informed customers about issue resolution progress. Displayed courtesy and strong interpersonal skills with all customer interactions.
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Best Buy
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Retail
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700 & Above Employee
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Home Theatre and Computer Sales Associate
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Nov 2014 - May 2015
Direct front line responsibility to assist customers in finding the complete and perfect solution for both Home Theatre and Computers. Responsible for utilizing relationship selling to build a profitable customer relationships leveraging Best Buys full range of products, services, solutions, and channels. Direct front line responsibility to assist customers in finding the complete and perfect solution for both Home Theatre and Computers. Responsible for utilizing relationship selling to build a profitable customer relationships leveraging Best Buys full range of products, services, solutions, and channels.
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Education
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2016 - 2017
Dev Bootcamp
Alumni, Full-Stack Web Development
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