Chuck Nweke

Led engineering efforts across platform, cloud, and product systems supporting the NBA’s global media and operations ecosystem. Played a key role in migrating multiple high-traffic media and third-party applications from Azure to AWS, building new cloud-native services, C# APIs, and Terraform infrastructure to support scalable, reliable deployments. Owned large portions of the NBA’s Global Management System, a mission-critical internal platform used to manage teams, games, media relationships, organizations, regions, contacts, and scheduling metadata across the entire league. Designed and delivered complex frontend workflows using React and TypeScript, integrating with backend APIs and data services to support real-time editing, validation, exports, and role-based access control. Drove end-to-end delivery of major features including media relationship management, game and event metadata systems, organization and contact management, global filters, reusable UI components, and export tooling. Regularly partnered with product, design, QA, and platform teams to break down ambiguous requirements, modernize legacy workflows, and ship high-quality features at scale. Improved platform stability, usability, and developer velocity through strong testing practices, CI/CD improvements, consistent UI patterns, and proactive bug fixes. Acted as a senior technical owner across multiple repositories, contributing to architectural decisions, mentoring teammates through code reviews, and ensuring the system could scale reliably for global operations without production downtime.

Architecting & implementing mission-critical features for Navisphere, C.H. Robinson's global logistics intelligence platform serving 200,000+ users worldwide. Leading development across the full technology stack, with significant contributions to both frontend & backend systems that directly impact the company's core logistics operations. Key Achievements: ✦ Shipped 40+ production features through merged pull requests within first 6 months, spanning both frontend & backend systems ✦ Engineered 20+ new C#/.NET API endpoints powering critical Navisphere platform functionality ✦ Reduced support tickets by 25% through implementation of comprehensive error handling & user notification systems ✦ Accelerated report creation workflows by 40% through development of optimized modal systems ✦ Led code quality initiatives through active review of 19+ pull requests across multiple repositories Technical Impact: Frontend: Developed sophisticated React applications integrated with Navisphere APIs, implementing complex UI patterns using Material-UI & styled-components. Created reusable component libraries, standardized design patterns, & built robust state management solutions that improved developer productivity & user experience. Backend: Designed & deployed RESTful APIs in C#/.NET supporting Customer Facing Analytics (CFA) functionality. Implemented critical features including Pivot Datatype functionality & Wildcard support, enhancing the platform's data analysis capabilities. Core Technologies: Frontend: React, TypeScript, Material-UI, React Router v6 Backend: C#, .NET, RESTful APIs, SQL Server Infrastructure: Kafka, Apache Spark, DataDog Testing: Jest, React Testing Library Working in a fast-paced enterprise environment to deliver solutions that power global logistics operations, with a focus on code quality, system reliability, & user experience. Consistently collaborating with cross-functional teams to define & implement features that drive business value.

At L3 Harris, I served as a Senior Software Engineer from September 2016 to 2024. In this role, I have been responsible for designing and implementing robust CI/CD pipelines, significantly improving development efficiency and software quality across the team. I developed and maintained key software components, virtualized architectures, and configuration files using Java, Bash, and YAML. I played a pivotal role in deploying and managing a Kubernetes cluster, utilizing Ansible and Jenkins for automation and streamlined development. I integrated protocols and simulators into the CI/CD pipeline, enabling prompt resolution of software, simulator, or build issues. My deployment and management of Zipkin & KafkaHQ instances led to detailed tracking of data flows and a 75% reduction in development time. Throughout my tenure, I implemented automated Jenkins jobs, system health checks, and backup strategies, resulting in significant time savings and increased productivity. I authored a comprehensive 30-page guide on Jenkins and CI/CD best practices, which facilitated seamless onboarding for new team members. My efforts at L3 Harris have led to the successful development and sale of a Weather application, serving hundreds of thousands of users and securing a 7-figure contract extension from a satisfied customer. Additionally, I participated in a DevOps team that automated virtualization systems management and refined deployment processes, saving the company nearly 200 person-hours per week Contributed in designing developing and deploying a mission critical react application responsible for maintaining the communication between air-traffic controllers with a backend written in C# sharp with server side rendering using next.js. This application was containerized and deployed using kuberentes and running on AWS

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I was able to fully develop an application from scratch and deploy it to production from building the database to creating the front end. The application was created to help the oversea sales team by allowing them to have access to the current database for their sales report online quickly and securely, to make sure that the information they have on the floor is accurate and update to the last second.

I worked on their enterprise systems specifically within their application evaluation group to determine the viability of enterprise applications.