Kevin Miraglia

Served as the technical lead on a master data management (MDM) integration into Reltio. We started by connecting Salesforce using Reltio's Salesforce connector. We then added Oracle and two auction websites using a custom integration called the Reltio APIs.

ROLE
• Involved with the creation of the data model that we used and any changes to it.
• Heavily contributed to configuring the Reltio L3, the survivorship, and new match rules.
• Worked closely with other teams to implement these initial integrations and then troubleshoot issues with them and with Reltio support as they arose.

This was all built in an event-driven architecture using Java Spring Boot and Node.js microservices, as well as Kafka and APIs to pass messages between the services and eventually to Reltio and then back to the original sources.

Worked on EquipmentOne, an auction website for construction and agriculture vehicles for my client, Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers. EquipmentOne allowed users to search for equipment using a Solr index that we maintained. Users could then place bids from the search page or the listing page. After the auctions closed, users could track the progress of the post-auction actions, including payment and equipment removal.

ROLE
• Delivered much of the front end and worked extensively on the bidding UI, which allowed users to place bids. It had several complex workflows and had to work flawlessly.
• Built a payment page that submitted credit card and e-check payments to 3rd-party vendors, which had to comply with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX).
• Maintained EquipmentOne six years from launch to sunset when Ritchie Bros. purchased a larger auction site.

The original site was not responsive, and we had to maintain desktop and mobile versions. We later undertook a responsive redesign, which I was heavily involved in. Eventually, we replaced the entire site and removed the mobile site.