Kyle Essenmacher

- Led the development of MedFlow, an EMR and telehealth platform currently deployed in 4 environments (dev, staging, prod, and client-specific), enabling 100+ doctors and 100+ patients to communicate over a telegram bot and a next.js patient-dashboard app. - Migrated infrastructure from Vercel/AWS (~$100/month) to self-hosted Hetzner ARM-based servers ($10/mon), cutting costs by 90% while gaining more control over deployment and hosting location.

create internal and external applications using: Salesforce, Mulesoft, AWS, React native, TypeScript, git, Jira, and so many SQL tables

role 1 (1.5 years): Primarily managed databases; data migrations, data streams, data loads, and data management across the following environments— dev, QA, pre-prod, and prod— for the FordPass apps and Microsoft Dynamics. role 2 (0.5 years): Flat Rock assembly plant. Was laid off after the Suez Canal blockade threw supply chains into a standstill and the plant lost CPU's for their cars so the entire assembly line stopped. Was offered other onsite roles but I wanted a remote job after this role.

* Contacted by the University of Michigan School of Information, who was reached out to by the Michigan governors office, to build python algorithms for public/private Covid-19 websites that provide the ‘risk levels’ to state of Michigan leaders and the public. * Project Tech stack: django, python, pandas, Jupyter notebook, sql, html+css+JS, github, Slack