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Fleet & Field Apps Engineer @ General Motors

Table of Contents

Overview [#overview]

Team Approach[#team-approach]

Responsibilities[#responsibilities]

Tech Stack[#tech-stack]

Company Impact[#company-impact]

Team Approach

Fleet and Field Applications

Responsibilities

One of 5 Engineers.

Tech Stack

React. Java. Azure DevOps. SQL Server. SpringBoot. Angular.

Company Impact

Fleet and Field Applications is worth over $26 Billion to General Motors.

## Overview
Supported Fleet & Field Applications, contributing to digital platforms driving $26 billion in revenue, ensuring scalability and reliability for high-volume transactional systems. Collaborated with a 12-member Agile squad to migrate and modernize 5 internal customer-facing applications from Oracle WebLogic to Azure Cloud. Worked closely with product managers & business units to understand and translate customer requirements and requests into implemented functionality. Designed and implemented REST APIs and reusable front-end components in React.js, optimizing cross-browser performance and responsiveness. Translated Figma designs into responsive UIs, applying UI/UX design principles to improve task efficiency and user experience. Developed test automation pipelines in Azure DevOps for both UI & API, enabling CI/CD integration and reducing release cycle times. Built and maintained Power BI dashboards to monitor KPIs, automate reporting, and proactively identify business trends. Created and managed smoke/regression testing pipelines, resolving critical defects that threaten application stability early and improving release stability. Conducted peer code reviews, debugging, and root cause analysis, addressing critical defects threatening application stability.
## Team Approach
Fleet and Field Applications
## Responsibilities
One of 5 Engineers.
## Tech Stack
React. Java. Azure DevOps. SQL Server. SpringBoot. Angular.
## Company Impact
Fleet and Field Applications is worth over $26 Billion to General Motors.