Nour Alkayali

Lead the technical architecture for 9 microservices managing assets and users for Amazon’s 20K+ EV Fleet.
Lead a team of 4 engineers, conducting code reviews and leading discussions ensuring best practices.
Maintain Java RESTful APIs powering global EV fleets, utilizing AWS cloud, to ensure robust application performance; this initiative enabled the handling of 1M+ transactions per month with zero downtime.
Collaborate with PM, UX/UI, QA in an agile environment for rapid project delivery aligning with business goals.
Streamlined CI/CD pipelines through TeamCity and Argo CD, reducing deployment time by 30%.
Oversee the monthly release process, ensuring 99.9% uptime and seamless rollouts.
Built Java microservices with Spring Boot to deliver notifications via SMS (Twilio), Email (Amazon SES), real-time browser notifications (Server-Sent Events) improving customer engagement by 25%.

Provided scalable data pipelines for CoreLogic, enabling the processing of 300M+ nationwide data records daily, driving critical insights and innovation in the U.S. real estate industry.
Built high-throughput Java microservices with Spring Boot, boosting data processing efficiency by 40%.
Integrated Apache Spark and Hadoop for distributed storage, reducing response times by 25%.
Developed Python scripts to trigger ETL pipelines, automating data extraction and transformation.
Enhanced build, test, and deployment automation with Jenkins, increasing delivery speed by 20%.

Supplied AT&T with billing processes for services provided to GSA under FTS2001/Networx contracts managing millions of daily data records with high accuracy.
Enhanced platform stability and functionality by implementing robust features in C on IBM z/OS, directly addressing key performance issues that contributed to a 40% reduction in system downtime over two years.
Automated recurring tasks and data management processes using customized scripts, saving 15+ hrs weekly.
Supported system analysis, production monitoring, and SQL database management for seamless operations.