Marika T.

I am a SWE 2 on Marvel's frontend web development team, specifically working on marvel.com and Marvel’s internal web tools.

As a member of the AppFabric Web Tooling team, I created a build and user metrics dashboard for the Plugin-CLI, the internal command-line interface that developers use for daily plugin development. I utilized Qlik Sense, a data analytics platform, to load data from the Operational Data Lake, write the necessary SQL queries, and create meaningful visualizations for the engineers. Additionally worked on enhancing a Plugin-CLI command in JavaScript for a better user experience.

As Webmaster, I found various new technologies to incorporate into the Kajabi and WordPress sites to enhance the UIs and marketing and management systems, and utilized my front-end coding skills to add custom features and improve the user experience. Additionally, I worked on integrating our different systems into our CRM, Hubspot, to build an automated master operations dashboard.

As a part-time Software Engineer, I assisted with building the first version of Wala's blood bank manager dashboard utilizing the React framework on the frontend, and MongoDB and Strapi on the backend. I suggested and created new features with the help of my teammates, and used feedback from the medical team to improve features for the MVP release.

As a Software Engineer intern on the Intuit Design System (IDS) Web team within the DevX organization, I created web components for internal developers to utilize when building web applications for Intuit’s various products. Using the React framework, Storybook.js, and PostCSS, I developed a new component not previously in the IDS space, the Popover. In my spare time, I enhanced examples and documentation of older components on IDS Storybook.

A Leap intern at Fidelity Investments, I was on the Advanced Data Analytics team within the Asset Management Technology department. While on the team, I created a web application utilizing the Angular framework and ASP.net to assist with the monitoring of daily data loading operations. As a secondary project, I also worked on the front-end of another web application to display Neo4J graph data to be used as a tool for portfolio managers.