JORGE CAMPOS

• Led a team of ten software developers to enhance and develop new services for the Customer Consumer Banking division.
• Design and develop new solutions using on-premises cloud platform, AWS as well as GKB (Kubernetes platforms).
• Responsible for the design and operation of highly sensitive applications at Chase using multiple different technologies for on-premises as well as cloud platforms.

• Implemented multiple AKS platforms from scratch for some of the clients. Migrated applications from the legacy environment to AKS with Isio.
• Implemented multiple CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins, Github Actions, and ArgoCD for the platforms mentioned.
• Automated the provisioning of the resources using Terraform and GitHub Actions.
• Mentored multiple teams in the process of migrating legacy applications and other AWS components to AKS. Applications developed with React/Redux and Java and Spring Boot for the middleware.

• Responsible for the migration of current Hypori appliances to Kubernetes (AKS).
• Redesign Hypori's current and future applications to run in multiple clouds (eg: AWS, Azure, GCP) and hybrid cloud platforms.
• Determine the frameworks, patterns, and tools for Kubernetes development (eg: AKS, EKS, Istio, Terraform, Puppet, Packer, CI/CD, Argo, etc.).
• Mentor the team in the best practices for cloud and Kubernetes design and development using Java and Spring Boot.

Assigned to architect, design, and develop applications in the Wealth Management and Cyber Security Division for one of the largest financial companies in the world. Some of my duties were:

• Re-architect the equity trade application for the Organization using PCF and microservices.
• Long experience using different patterns and strategies to migrate legacy applications to microservices.
• Designed, developed, and implemented multiple components using React/Redux and Spring Boot.
• Design and developed multiple applications using Spring Boot over PCF and AWS using SQS, S3, Elasticsearch, Kafka, and other computing cloud tools.

• Responsible for the architecture and design of omnichannel solutions for retail. Evaluate the technologies available, design the integration, determine the platform, and supervise the implementations
• SME Manhattan OMS/DOM. Responsible for the configuration, testing, and implementation of the projects assigned
• Design and develop open-source, cloud computing, and container solutions for omnichannel needs in retail.

• I was responsible for the Children's Place Order Management System and its integration with systems related such as eCommerce, fulfillment, accounting, sales audit, and external vendors (J2EE, WebSphere, Spring, Hibernate, JMS, MQ).
• Enhanced the in-house OMS to increase the order processing more than twenty times with the same technology stack (J2EE, WebSphere, Spring, Hibernate, JMS, MQ).
• Migrated the in house Children's Place OMS to Manhattan OMS 2015
• Designed and developed a service layer for OMS. The main purpose of the layer was to isolate Manhattan OMS from the internal and external vendors and use the services for eCommerce and systems related (J2EE, JBoss, Spring, Hibernate, MQ).
• Integrated the Manhattan OMS with eCommerce and others to provide services for order history, fraud verification, address validation, taxes calculation, eMail integration, etc.
• Designed and developed multiple applications like a loyalty rewards program, returns and adjustment system for OMS, gift card valuation, WCS, and Omniture integration, USPS integration, etc.
• Designed and developed an application to calculate the merchandising landing cost for the company products. Designed multiple web-services interfaces oriented to automate and integrate the merchandising account payable system with the information provided by vendors and brokers.

• Developed message-based engines to integrate the different platforms and databases for the company.
• Implemented the IBM EAI, which integrated different data feeds for the Scholastic branch companies.
• Developed DataStage ETL processes to integrate the company databases.
• Developed complex drivers to integrate different tools/environments with the legacy systems (using MQSeries, JMS, OpenJMS, Java/J2EE, DataStage, WBI, and DataMirror).
• Developed multiple web-enabled applications to access legacy systems over AS400/DB2 databases using JSP, servlets, JavaScript, and J2EE.

Responsible for the transition of the company from no systems to multiple data centers, and branch offices connected online in the US, Canada, and Mexico in three years. Some of my duties were:

• In three years the operation of the company went from paper base operation to a completely online operation for booking, documentation, and equipment control fully integrated via EDI with terminals and vendors
• Designed and implemented the LAN/WAN for the company with more than seventeen nodes over many different countries
• Relocated and opened multiple branch offices and data centers and developed core systems for the organization to control its operations in the US, Canada, Mexico, and Latin America
• Designed and implemented the EDI system between the terminal, depots, customers, and carriers with this company, with more than 2000 EDI transactions per day, using Gentran Server and AS400.
• Implemented EDI interchanges with customers/vendors, some of those partners were Ford, GM, BDP, DFY, Target, and all the most important terminal ports in the USA
• Designed, and implemented the most important systems for this company like Customer, Booking, Imports, Exports, Intermodal, EDI System, Account Receivable, Account Payable, and Claims. These systems connected all the offices in the US, Mexico, Canada, and Central America.

• Designed and implemented the most important systems for the Organization in Chile. From non-integrated systems, CSAV went four years to a completely integrated operation that allowed customer service to book, prepare the documentation, and track the cargo online in Chile.
• Designed, developed, and implemented more than twelve different systems to control the most important processes for the company. The most important systems were Customer, Booking, Imports, Exports, EDI system, Invoicing, Accounts receivable, Market system, Manifest system, and Income system.
• Designed, developed, and implemented the operational system, to connect the terminals, the container depots, and the stevedores. This system permitted the control on-line all the operations regarding the imports and exports of cargo.
• Connected online all the offices, agencies, terminals, and depots to use the systems detailed above. The head of the EDI department implemented EDIFACT messages generated from the DEC back-end system using Sterling Mentor.