SwoopMe, Inc.
Steve Enzer has a diverse range of work experience in the technology industry. Steve currently works as a Senior Backend Engineer at SwoopMe, Inc. since May 2020. Prior to this, they were an Independent Contractor and worked on various projects starting from March 2020.
In 2019, Steve worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Handshake, where they were responsible for coding enhancements and new features using Ruby, Typescript, and Javascript.
From 2018 to 2018, Steve served as the Director of Engineering at ResortPass, where they successfully launched a Rails rewrite of existing public and admin sites and significantly increased revenue. During this time, they also managed the codebase and built a strong local team.
Before that, Steve worked at ClearStack Inc from 2015 to 2018 as a Senior Developer. Steve played a core role in a consulting group working on an initiative at The Standard Insurance Company. Steve introduced TDD, Scrum, Pair Programming, and various tools like Ruby on Rails, Git, MySql, Gira, and Capistrano. Steve also handled Linux batch processes, API development, code reviewing, and acted as a liaison with an offshore services team.
In 2014, Steve worked as a Lead Developer at TASTE.com. Starting from 2010, they worked at Abcam as a Software Developer, leading the development of production lab information systems using Ruby on Rails.
From 2007 to 2009, Steve worked as a Ruby/Rails Developer at Democracy Now! Radio TV News and participated in a complete rewrite of the website, eventually becoming the manager of the codebase.
Steve also gained experience as a Web Application Developer at BestDebates.com in 2008 and as a Senior Rails Developer at Ursa Minor Arts + Media in 2006.
Overall, Steve Enzer has a strong background in backend engineering, software development using Ruby on Rails, and team management.
Steve Enzer attended UC San Diego from 1980 to 1983, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Communications and Visual Arts. Additionally, in 1981 and 1982, they briefly studied at the University of California, Santa Cruz, focusing on Media and Informatics, although they did not earn any specific degree during that time.