Jordan Lee

Tech lead on the Wallet and Instruments team owning lifecycle management and data storage for all user wallet and payment methods, supporting 40+ pay-in types and 10+ pay-out types across global markets. Architected a PCI-compliant vaulting service, migrated the core Ruby on Rails monolith to Java and Go microservices, and implemented the first AI agent platform.

Worked on the Compute Platform team that builds and maintains highly trafficked Twitter marketing sites. Spearheaded full-stack development with Java OSGi services, React components, and deployment scripting using GCP, and architected and migrated multiple AEM sites leveraging AWS services.

Led development of critical projects impacting 98% of Twitter's Ads revenue. Built critical microservices supporting frontend and backend, optimized latency from 2 minutes to 5 seconds for fetching, sorting, and filtering of 300+ Ads metrics, and owned the product development cycle for the Ads Campaign in-line editing service.

Maintained several tools that enable Twitter agents to respond to and action on requests from Law Enforcement organizations, written in Scala using the Twitter Finagle stack. Designed a replacement for an aging Ruby-based tool and implemented it in Node.js and React.

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Duke University, completed in 2016.