Iacob-Ghiula Adrian

A library to standardize the integration of third-party services. The need for standardization was driven by the challenge of integrating a large number of services, every single one with its own interface (such as SOAP web services, HTTP REST, proprietary protocols, PCM, Oracle BRM, and raw sockets) that constantly changes and has to be updated.

The library took over a list of features like internal message format, batching messages based on the client, persistence, retry policy, and monitoring of the message execution. I was involved in designing and implementing the library and upgrading the old integrations to the new library. This resulted in an impressive decrease in the time spent on developing integrations.

A service that uniquely identifies a physical address in Romania. The challenges were to migrate the old address format to a new, more detailed format; expose backward compatibility interfaces; and integrate the new service in sales, CRM, or infrastructure already used in the software.

The solution helps internet infrastructure teams add the new addresses where the optical fiber has been installed, is available to end clients, and helps the sales team propose offers to existing mobile clients who are eligible for the new fixed high-speed internet.

A Java-based application for accessing reports. It allows users to filter, sort, search, and export files easily. I was one of the back-end developers who enabled easy access to the data for the rich front-end dashboards.