Elisa Natalie

Elisa Natalie has a diverse range of work experience in the software engineering field. Elisa'smost recent position is as a Senior Software Engineer at Mobimeo, where they work as a backend developer on a Mobility-as-a-Service platform. Elisa collaborates with engineers, product owners, and user interface designers to design, develop, and maintain the Node backend of the platform.

Before joining Mobimeo, Elisa worked at Smaato as a Senior Software Engineer. Elisa contributed to the development and maintenance of the Java backend-service of the SOMA platform, which handles a large volume of mobile advertisement requests. Elisa also played a key role in the technical project of rewriting the caching system and provided technical support to stakeholders across different countries.

Earlier in their career, Elisa worked at Hewlett-Packard as an Application Consultant, where they developed the Employment Pass Online (EPOL) system, focusing on J2EE web modules. Elisa provided technical support for the entire EPOL system and managed the patch development cycle. Prior to that, they gained experience as an Application Developer at iCo-Op.net and as an intern at Sun Microsystems.

Overall, Elisa Natalie's work experience showcases their expertise in backend development, technical support, and project management within the software engineering industry.

Elisa Natalie graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from Nanyang Technological University Singapore, attending from 2001 to 2005. In addition to their formal education, Elisa Natalie has obtained various certifications. These include the Principal Developer certification from DevChampions, obtained in March 2021, the Effective Coding Principles and Patterns in Java 8 certification from DevChampions, obtained in May 2017, and the AWS Certified Developer - Associate certification from Amazon Web Services (AWS), obtained in October 2019. Elisa Natalie also completed a course on Programming Languages from Coursera, although the specific dates of completion are not provided.