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% Profile
\name{Robert Sherman}{}
\address{Freehold, NJ}
\phone[mobile]{7325352611}
\email{robert@sherman.one}
\homepage{www.linkedin.com/in/robert-sherman-58708b1b4}
\begin{document}
	\makecvtitle
	
	
	\section{Experience}
	\cventry
	{September 2025 - April 2026}
	{Software Engineer}
	{Disney}
	{}{}
	{\begin{itemize}
		\item Developed tools to create test content for bleeding edge development in the Disney streaming ecosystem
		\item Worked closely with architects, operations, and developers to provide test scenarios matching specifications still under development
		\item Maintained infrastructure as code for an ecosystem of services across managed kubernetes and related cloud infrastructure, including S3, eventbridge, database orchestration and redis services
		\item Transitioned users away from time consuming manually maintained content listings to programmatic characteristic based discovery
	\end{itemize}}
	\cventry
	{September 2024 - September 2025}
	{Software Engineer}
	{Chubb}
	{}{}
	{\begin{itemize}
		\item Develop closely coupled nodeJS microservice restful APIs and an angular frontend to disparate information for self service
		\item Transitioned microservices to new node version and frontend to new angular version, including updating several major typescript versions
		\item Improved developer experience through tooling improvements
		\item Implemented comprehensive typing options for mutable state
	\end{itemize}}
	\cventry
	{May 2021 -- February 2024}
	{Software Engineer}
	{Asurion}
	{}
	{}
	{\begin{itemize}%
		\item Developed high traffic nodejs APIs and ReactJS app
		\item Updated and deployed EC2 containers and Lambda functions to AWS
		\item Developed and monitored AWS code pipelines to deploy code to production
		\item Wrote and maintained automation to build typescript types from database constraints
		\item Integrated Typescript type checking into both frontend app and backend apis using JSDoc interface
	\end{itemize}}
	\cventry
	{October 2016 -- May 2021}
	{Software/Systems Engineer}
	{Intelsat}
	{}
	{}
	{\begin{itemize}%
		\item Headed an experimental team to improve internal data access and automation
		\item Built backend python APIs to make legacy systems available for modern data access
		\item Developed python automations to synchronize active applications
		\item Built ReactJS SPAs to access new apis and automation records
		\item Headed migrating administrative tools and automations into version control
	\end{itemize}}
	\section{Skills}
	\cvitem{Languages}{Javascript, TypeScript, Python, Java, SQL}
	\cvitem{Frameworks}{fastAPI, Django, Flask, HonoJS, Zod}
	\cvitem{AWS}{S3, IAM, Lambda, EC2}
	\cvitem{Devops}{Ansible, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform}
	\section{Education}
	\cventry
	{2012 | 2016}
	{BS in Mechanical Engineering}
	{Clarkson University}
	{}
	{\textit{Potsdam, NY}}
	{}
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