My name is Viktor Alex Brynjarsson and I am a programmer.
Responsible for setting tech strategy to support business objectives for a 12 person org. Including observability, developer experience, and customer relations. Coordinated incident and support request responses. Mentored 7 developers. Remained hands-on in devops and any development that needed extra hands.
Hired by Sotheby's from Gangverk as they decided to move more of their development in-house. Along with the responsibilities I had before I focused on increasing observability and stability. I took on some of the engineering management responsibilities for nearly a year while the team was without a direct manager.
Backend tech lead for the cataloging team working for Sotheby's. Maintaining and creating microservices written in Go and Scala, writing documentation and unblocking team members. The system is built on an event driven architecture with data stored in PostgreSQL and communication between services using GraphQL, gRPC and Kinesis. Services my team is responsible for include simple CRUD services, integrations with other systems including analytics and ERP, and other support services.
Senior developer working in teams of various sizes from 3 to 7. Writing and maintaining applications in .NET Core, Python, Ruby and Java. These applications include integrations between systems, microservices for business rules which need to be accessible from multiple front-ends, and business processes for billing and product fulfilment. I was hired by 365 Media which was acquired by Sýn which owned the Vodafone brand in Iceland.
Assembled food production lines. Including, but not limited to: ratcheting, screwing, drilling, and hitting things with hammers. Also filled in positions in the warehouse when needed.
At the time the highest ranking website in Iceland. Worked on porting legacy code from Perl to Python as well as creating new pages. All of the new parts were written in Python with Django.
Developed an in-house customer relation system in C# .NET. Worked in a two man team. Migrated data from an Oracle database to a new MSSQL databse.
Worked on projects for clients creating new and modifying existing websites. Created using an in-house CMS system, did a lot of work with XML and XSLT. However most of the work I did was HTML, CSS and Javascript.
The Owlery library provides the ability to consume and publish to RabbitMQ queues with ease. Written for developers in .NET Core to have a similar experience consuming RabbitMQ queues to exposing a web API.
* Note: these lists are in alphabetical order not in order of familiarity.