I am Logan Rossignol.
Quality Analyst, Software Engineer.
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Education
USF Tampa
Bachelors's Degree, Computer Science (In Progress)
St. Petersburg College
Web Design Specialist Certificate (Completed)
Associates of Science, Web Design and Management - with Honors (Completed)
While working to attain my AS, I took several classes relevant to my career:
Introduction to Business
Database Techniques
Local Area Network Concepts
Systems Analysis and Design
Collaborative Technologies
Visual Basic.NET Programming 1
JavaScript
Introduction to Information Systems
Advanced Programming and Frameworks
Work Timeline
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Incomm, Serve
April 2018 - Current
Serve is a prepaid technology platform, offering flexibilty and a range of features, including remote check capture, BillPay, P2P transactions, card processing capabilities (POS/ATM), and other powerful, integrated features.
Software Engineer III (2019-Present)
- Full-stack software engineering for customer facing products on our expanding financial platform. This includes work on our React site (Javascript), several new APIs, and building tools to support development and testing.
- Identifying and implementing features for the product and tools for our development to elevate the product and make our lives easier.
- Participation in all of the usual scrum ceremonies while remaining flexible and switching to kanban for several short-deadline, high-importance projects.
- Experience in improving or replacing existing WCF applications with modern restful API's built off of .Net Core, or more recently, .Net 6/8 in C#.
Software QA Engineer II (2018-2019)
Serve is a prepaid technology platform, offering flexibilty and a range of features, including remote check capture, BillPay, P2P transactions, card processing capabilities (POS/ATM), and other powerful, integrated features.
- Building tools and performing DevOps work to assist with transition from American Express to Incomm.
- Analyzing user stories and working with developers to identify key business flows, edge cases, and translating that into functional tests (C#, utilizing in-house libraries provided through NuGet, developing utilities for tests to manage and consume test data and perform helpful functions).
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Valpak (Cox Target Media)
February 2016 - April 2018
Valpak is a leader in the direct marketing business with franchises across the US. While a large chunk of the business is in the Blue Envelope, Valpak also has some impressive digital tools for customers and franchisees.
Software Engineer
Software engineer primarily focused on .Net, Javascript, Python, SQL, and driving quality assurance practices.
- Delivering test harness written in Python using Flask.
- Working with stakeholders to build easy to use, quality software.
- Using .NET (C#), Knockout.js, Bootstrap, Stored Procs, and Javascript to build a MVC/MVVM webapp designed to be our new solo mailing campaign management portal.
- Preparing for sales transformation using Salesforce.
- Continuing team's QA practices.
Senior Quality Assurance Analyst (Feb '16 to June '17)
As the QA Analyst for the Postal Affairs and Marketing Research scrum team, I am responsible for ensuring quality in several business-critical components.
- Ground-up design and creation of UI automation for franchise sales tool which required use of Selenium Web Driver, Eclipse IDE, GIT, and a custom framework which included using JUnit.
- Interviewing SME's and documenting information on internal Wiki site.
- Using JSON to query Mongo DB for testing.
- Using SQL to query Sybase ASE DB.
- Establishing QA procedures and standards for the team
- Building applications to assist with manual testing (in Python)
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American Express Serve
March 2011 - February 2016
American Express Serve, or Serve, is a part of the Enterprise Growth organization at American Express. Initially, Serve is a prepaid card with new and exciting features, using cutting-edge technology, to bring an excellent service to the underbanked. Since 2011, Serve has expanded and has partnerships with Wal-Mart and Target for their prepaid cards as well (Bluebird and Prepaid Red Card, respectively).
Serve is a payments platform for P2P payments as well as working like a traditional prepaid card for POS purchases,with the ability to perform ATM withdrawals.
QA Analyst/Lead St.Petersburg, FL March 2012 - February 2016
As a QA Analyst and a Lead QA Analyst, my focus was primarily on the feature and regression testing in our QA and UAT environments,including back-end testing (Database,integrations,batch processes, settlement files), and front-end testing.
- Pre-agile, I created and maintained QA regression suites in Excel and Microsoft Test Manager based off of requirements (BRD and FRD, as well as Wireframes)
- Ticket management via JIRA (pre-agile) and TFS (pre-agile and agile). As a QA analyst, I created defects, worked with developers to deliver a fix, and retested/closed the defects. As QA Lead, I also triage and manage the E2E life of the defect.
- Acted as liaison between GPOTCOE (American Express) and our QA group during the Bluebird project.
- QA Lead, leading a team of 2 - 7 (mixed onshore and offshore) in various projects.
- Took over a project that was behind schedule and brought it back on track by ensuring our policies and procedures were adhered to, and that my team was motivated and clear on our objectives.
- Lead an updated Sharepoint initiative to improve internal and external communication. Provided vision for a new Sharepoint and then built it out with our Sharepoint services team.
- Taking part in product improvement programs such as "Walk. Talk. Chalk", an initiative in which employees can volunteer to live in our customer's shoes for a short time to better understand how we can tailor our product to suit the needs of the market. My entry into this activity received recognition by leadership.
- Supporting and then leading Softcard, one of the most ambitious projects at Serve, collaboration between multiple third parties with incredibly complicated testing initiatives that spanned multiple teams and platforms. The success of the project in question lead to a significant boost in customer acquisition. This testing required testing POS, UI (Web and Mobile), and Settlement.
- Lead QA/QG CoP
- Member of the "Fun Committee".
- Production Release Lead - Lead a team of 5-7 during production releases at 5 AM. Responsible for assembling the team, creating the tests and assignments, following the release schedule and providing oral and written reports during and after testing, as well as keeping the team on track and on schedule through the release.
- HSM Key Custodian: As a key custodian, I provided physical access to our secured area, controlled and inventoried our LMK's, ZPK's, CSCK's, and ZMK's.
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American Express Serve
March 2011 - February 2016
EUT Analyst St. Petersburg, FL March 2011 - March 2012
As an EUT Analyst, I tested the Serve product prior to our soft production launch in late March.
- I created test suites based off of requirements in Word and performed tests in our UAT and Production environments.
- I was responsible for maintaining and updating a portion of our test suite library.
- I initiated a team within our department dedicated to providing insight to the product and providing suggestions to management on how we thought we could enhance the product.
- Reviewed Market feedback and channeled concerns to marketing, and verified customer-reported issues.
- I supported our automation efforts and received some rudimentary automation training in HP QTP, where I primarily made updates to test conditions and modifying certain aspects of the code (VBS) to enhance and customize the automation. I also ran the completed automation in production,by using a batch run tool.
- Prepared automation demos for the President of the company.
Experience and Tools
How it works: The smaller the bubble, the smaller my degree of confidence in the given subject.
Tools/Frameworks
- VS
- DevOps
- SQL Mgr
- Postman
- NuGet
- Jenkins
- Splunk
- Git
- Reddis
- MongoDB
- React
- .Net
Languages
- Java
- C#
- HTML4
- Swift
- CSS3
- HTML5
- JS
- Python
- SQL
- JSON
- XML
- PwrShell
Operating Systems
- iOS
- Android
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
Testamonials
"Heard about the extra work you put into the .NET 8 project setup with the new PowerShell script. Thank you for always going the extra mile and finding great solutions to problems. I appreciate all your hard work." - Chris Shell, January 26, 2024
"You were called out by your team this week for recognition. Your work on the Prove flow to make sure it was ready for prime-time was noticed and appreciated. Thanks again for the awesome dedication, and as always, keep up the great work." - John McDaniel, December 22, 2023
"Thank you especially for your excellent work on the Promo Automation and for always being there to answer a quick question on the side." - Aaron Tylicki, November 21, 2023
"Logan always has excellent code documentation and test evidence. He is a joy to work with and can always count on him to answer any questions I may have." - Aaron Tylicki, October 6, 2023
"I just wanted to take a few minutes to thank you for all the good work you did with getting the transaction descriptions to display correctly in TH and on Statements. That has been wrong for way too long and we really needed someone like you to take a leadership role to fix this issue...your dedication for quality inspires me. Good job!" - Al Brana, August 21, 2023
"Great job on your work to identify and analyze the consumers of TXP worker and MSMQ! Also were told you had some valuable enhancements to increase logging visibility which will provide us additional added insight. Appreciate everything you do!" - Joshua Stoddart, February 17, 2023
"Your knowledge and willing[ness] to jump in and help out make my life easier. I appreciate all that you do for me and the team!" - Mark Meyers, November 18, 2022
"Thanks for your passion and integrity with team 3 especially fixing the spendwell bugs. You have nailed them. I appreciate for taking extra work and supporting team." - Archana Patel, March 4, 2022
"I really appreciate all the amazing work done by you on many projects in the last few years. The endless hours that you have spent working on these projects, and the professionalism that you have shown has always impressed me. It is my honor to work with a coworker like you! Keep up the good work!" - Prabha Gangwar, July 21, 2021
"The Selective Targeting project was a huge success! You contributed to the success of the project by showing strong leadership, not only completing the stories that were assigned, but also by your desire to challenge the team to ensure the correct solutions were fully explored and correctly developed. Your willingness to collaborate with the other teams and your excellent communication skills were a key factor in the success of the project. Your contributions are greatly appreciated!" - Eileen Cease, July 14, 2017
"Following a SEV 1 ticket which impacted VMC production of Selective insert jobs I received feedback from one of Logans co-worker [sic] who praised him for his help automating the creation of Selective insert distribution reports that could be pasted directly into SAP. He did this rapidly after meeting the Business process owner and understanding trouble with the existing format. I’m thrilled to see testers unafraid to do work that typically developers would look to do. This should be our new normal!" - Carl Paret, December 7, 2016
"Consistently you work hard, very few people have that quality." - Raj Arveti, November 4, 2015
"Logan has done a phenomenal job in leading and driving the Mobile testing for ISIS [renamed Softcard later]. This was a significantly challenging project with a lot of third party integrations, late deliverables, constant changes to the requirements. Logan, showed excellent leadership by staying on top of all these changes and release the product on time with high quality. Thank you logan for your hard work." - Rathi Murthy, November 9, 2013