This repository holds the VueJS code that creates my professional portfolio website. As a software engineer in the tech industry, having a professional portfolio website is an important part of defining who I am as a professional and technologist.
My mission is to use technology to bring humanity into the future. I learn something new every day. I innovate to find new ways to solve old problems. I build technology solutions that make the world a better place. I believe that techie people have a responsibility to use their skills to lift the lives of others, and I stand by that code.
- Site Reliability Engineer @ Activision Blizzard - Irvine, CA (2022 - Present)
- Be an integral part of the team modernizing the Battle.net Online Platform
- Participate in on-call rotation with other members of the Site Reliability Engineering team
- Provide guidance as well as hands-on support for designing, building, and supporting the development pipeline
- Automate infrastructure and operations
- Create telemetry for monitoring
- Engineer for high reliability
- Evangelize engineering best practices
- Site Reliability Engineer @ Vivint Smart Home - Lehi, UT (2021 - 2022)
- Develop tools and automate solutions to support on-premises and cloud services
- Support the Engineering team's efforts via configuration and monitoring of real-time alerting systems
- Guide products to Production Readiness (scalability, observability, operability, resiliency, etc.)
- Utilize system & state management tools such as Salt, Chef, and Puppet to administer over 700 virtual machines
- Software QA Engineer @ Vivint Smart Home - Lehi, UT (2020 - 2021)
- Create detailed, comprehensive, and well-structured test plans and test cases (both manual and automated)
- Estimate, prioritize, plan, and coordinate testing activities
- Execute regression test runs
- Play an integral role in the Agile software development life cycle
- Full-Stack Software Engineer Intern @ Instructure - Salt Lake City, UT (2020 - 2020)
- Construct production-ready, full-stack code using a Ruby/Rails backend and React frontend
- Work jointly with an R&D team using Shape Up software development methodologies
- Contribute to the development cycle from the design phase to QA/testing and deployment
- Sr. Lead, Technology / Web Developer @ Vivint Smart Home - Provo, UT (2015 - 2020)
- Collaborate across development teams to streamline ticket management
- Analyze data produced by in-house technicians to drive efficiency and inform best practice
- Design web scraping/survey tools using Python, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML, and CSS
- Develop Python and Bash scripts to perform data analysis
- Crisis Informatics Research Assistant @ Brigham Young University - Provo, UT (2019 - 2020)
- Build cloud infrastructure with AWS to support BYU's Crisis Informatics research platform
- Scrape and analyze large social media datasets using Network Analysis, Topic Modeling, Sentiment Analysis, Geocoding, Time and Keywords, etc.
- Implement Machine Learning models to deploy research API at scale (Python, Jupyter, Tensorflow)
- Cyber Operations Officer Intern @ US Government - Washington DC (2019 - 2019)
- Support the design and testing of office internet networks. Create documentation related to project implementations. Coordinate and engage with inter-office components
- Perform cyber analysis, technical research, and investigations for digital signatures, web technologies, and social media
This repo holds a few different versions of my professional portfolio. I created a HTML/CSS/JavaScript-only web page a few years ago for my portfolio, which is included here only for archival purposes. More recently, I created a VueJS version of the web page which is used to build the live site at https://codyuhi.github.io.
favicon_io: This directory holds image assets that support my personal branding that I edited for my professional portfolio. These image assets can be imported into other projects to keeep branding consistency.html-app: This directory holds the HTML/CSS/JS-only web page that I created years ago (outdated). It is included here only for archival purposes.vue-app: This directory holds the VueJS app that currently appears at the live portfolio site. Any updates to the portfolio will require changes to this directory.
Prerequisites:
- A running web server (alternatively you can use the http-server npm package, as shown in the instructions below)
- Put the
html-appin a location where your web server can host its content (i.e. -/var/www/). If you have thehttp-servernpm package installed globally, this means you can just leave the clone where it is - Start up your web server. With
http-server, this means navigate to thehtml-appdirectory and runhttp-server - Verify the web server is hosting the application properly in your browser
Prerequisites:
- Node.js and VueJS installed
- Yarn installed
- Navigate to the root directory of the vue-app
cd vue-app
- Install yarn dependencies
yarn install
- Run the Vue app using yarn
yarn serve
- Verify in-browser that the VueJS app is available. See the terminal output to know which HTTP port to use
Prerequisites:
- A running web server
- Node.js and VueJS installed
- Yarn installed
- Navigate to the root directory of the vue-app
cd vue-app
- Install yarn dependencies
yarn install
- Build the VueJS app into a deploy-ready build
yarn build
- Copy the contents of the
distdirectory that is generated by the previous step into the location where it can be used by your web server to be hosted for users