Josh Naso

Josh Naso

Software Engineer @The New York Times

New York, NY, US
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2024 — Present

Software Engineer @The New York Times

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New York, NY, US

ABOUT JOSH NASO

As a frontend engineer at IBM, I design and implement front end elements for the Your-Career site, a platform that helps IBM employees grow their careers within the company. I use React functional components with React-Hooks, Redux, Redux-Saga, Jest, WebPack, and Travis to create user-friendly and responsive features, such as search, data selectors, and modular components. I also architected an NPM bundle that migrated over 20 React components to a typescript package, enabling reusability within multiple external IBM projects.I am also the co-creator of ReactRPC, an open source library that simplifies the integration of gRPC-web, a faster and more efficient alternative to RESTful API, with React components. I contributed to the development of custom React Higher Order Functions (HOFs) that encapsulate gRPC calls into component properties, as well as the deployment of Docker to create a containerized environment. I am passionate about sharing my knowledge and experience with the tech community, and I have given several talks at SingleSprout and Build with Code NYC Tech Talk series on topics such as Angular, Vue, WebRTC, and containers. I am always eager to learn new technologies and apply them to solve real-world problems.

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