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Software engineer working to build beautiful, stable, documented, and tested applications. Deep experience in native Android and iOS development, passionate about quality apps and great design. Highly focused, detail-oriented coder with a proven ability to deliver results for clients and product owners.

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A.J. Kueterman |2967 Douglas Terrace |Cincinnati, OH 45212ajkueterman@gmail.com |(937)-430-2785 | AJ on GitHub

Core Skills

Proficient in Kotlin & Java, Swift and Objective-C , used primarily in the development of native Android and iOS client applications. In Android, extensive use of the MVVM pattern following the Google-recommended app architecture utilizing Android Architecture components like the Android ViewModel and LiveData, and technologies like Retrofit & coroutines.

Experience managing mobile applications through the entire SDLC, from the design and development of a feature, to automated testing, builds, deployment, and releases, and through maintenance, documentation, and ongoing support. Experience working with both the Google Play Store and iOS App Store. Full-stack experience building, testing, and deploying/hosting apps in AWS to support mobile clients using a backend-for-frontend architecture.

Up to date with current development tools, and always looking at the next thing to help improve how I build software.

And if there’s time, some stuff I like at the bottom.

Work History

Lead Software Engineer - Fifth Third Bank

(June 2020 → Current)

• Android Lead for mobile application redesign, leading the design and re-architecting of native mobile front-ends
• Coordinate mobile releases and the development of cross-cutting features across agile development teams

Senior Application Developer - Fifth Third Bank

(June 2016 → June 2020)

• Developing key application features for major business initiatives in both Android and iOS including core bank Payments and Transfers functionality, Zelle features like Request and Split, Cardless ATM, Hardship Assistance, and more.
• Supporting major Fifth Third Bank consumer applications including Fifth Third Mobile Banking (iOS/Android), and 53.com
• Experience as project Technical Lead on major Consumer Bank business initiatives impacting applications across the business.
• Continually improving the applications through automated testing, CI/CD build process improvements, and managing seamless releases in the Google Play Console across apps
• Built and now maintaining Developer Documentation sites used across Consumer IT teams and apps
• Developer advocate through Android Developer Chapter

Developer, IT Leadership Program - Fifth Third Bank

(June 2014 → June 2016)

• Worked for the Fifth Third Bank Mobile Application team, building major application features including Paperless Statements, New User Help, and more for both the iOS and Android applications in Objective-C and Java
• Built new features, including an OTP Verification Solution for Commercial Call Centers, for the Fifth Third Direct Commercial Portal in Java using Wicket, Angular.js and Spring
• Worked as a Developer, Business Analyst, and Project Manager across several IT Lines of Business on key strategic initiatives

Developer - Teradata

(May 2013 → August 2013)

• Upgraded SSO solution for intranet applications using JavaScript and JSP
• Migrated database functionality to enterprise servers and wrote updated PL/SQL jobs

IT Intern - United Technologies Aerospace

(May 2012 → August 2012)

• Upgraded remaining on-site PC’s from Windows XP to Windows 7
• Optimized upgrade workflow to manage increased workload and simplify imaging process

Education

University of Dayton

(August 2010 → May 2014)

Bachelor’s of Science, Computer Information Systems; Minor in Cyber Security.

Served as Vice President and President of the University of Dayton chapter of the Association of Computing Machinery. 2012→2014

Other Projects

Unclack

Unclack is a macOS app that automatically mutes your keyboard while you type. Unclack launched on Hacker News - reaching the top page and generating nearly 1000 downloads and 15,000 impressions in one day, and on Product Hunt - where it was the #1 App on Product Hunt on January 10th, 2021.

Technologies/Tools Used: SwiftUI, AppKit, Hugo, Affinity Designer

OctoNote

OctoNote is an iOS note taking app with powerful markdown support that saves your notes as GitHub gists.

Technologies/Tools Used: Swift, CocoaPods, OAuth2 with iOS AuthenticationServices, TextKit, App Store In App Purchases, Affinity Designer

fuzZzy

fuzZzy is an iOS sound machine built for simplicity and reliability that I created to help myself get to sleep while traveling.

Technologies/Tools Used: Swift, CocoaPods, App Store In App Purchases, Affinity Designer

Fit Foods Coach

Fit Foods Coach is an Android app with an AWS back-end that enables easy food replacement on a meal plan. Select the food you’re supposed to eat on your plan, and Fit Foods Coach suggests replacement foods that have similar macros.

Technologies/Tools Used: Kotlin, AWS Mobile SDK, Google Play Store Subscriptions, Affinity Designer

Base11 Studios Site

Base11 Studios is a small app development shop in Cincinnati. I’m one of three developers on the team working on mobile projects - both personal and client driven.

One of my first projects on the team was a site re-design. I built the Base11 Studios site as one of my first team projects.

Technologies/Tools Used: Jekyll (Liquid, Markdown, HTML/CSS), GitHub Pages, Affinity Designer

AJ.dev

Sometimes I write about coding, technology, and other stuff that interests me.

Technologies/Tools Used: Jekyll (Liquid, Markdown, HTML/CSS), Netlify, GitHub Pages, Affinity Designer, Procreate

Contact Me & References

Please do not hesitate to reach out to me directly via my email, via my LinkedIn, or by phone/voicemail.

References will be provided upon request.

(Bonus) Stuff I Like

• AtomVS Code for text editing and JavaScript
• Markdown and Caret for note-taking and documentation (also this CV)
• Github Pages for hosting my site, and Tumblr for hosting my gifs!
• Building websites using static site generators Jekyll, Hugo, and Gatsby JS
• Designing icons, UX layouts, and other vector illustrations using Affinity Designer
• Crafting gifs in Photoshop
• Building pixel art with Piskel and drawing with Procreate
• Tabletop games, movies, TV, music, and obsessively listening to podcasts for my news and entertainment

If you need this document in a different format than you are viewing it, please reach out and I’ll get you the markdown/PDF/HTML that you need.

Be In The Know

• CMOs will be more cautious in 2021 with growth strategies, Gartner finds
• Shutterstock Outlines Emerging Visual Trends for 2021 [Infographic]
• The Best Times to Post on Social Media in 2021 and Beyond [Infographic]
• Amazon offers to help Biden administration with vaccinations

How to Write Social Media Captions That Captivate

Ever participated in a “caption this” challenge? It’s a lot of fun watching all the clever captions come in, but there’s a lot more to writing a caption than being clever. And writing any caption can be a challenge.

To help with your own caption writing, Agorapulse offers 9 tips for writing social media captions that captivate.

• Create social media captions with intent. What is the goal of your post? Are you trying to sell something? If so, let your audience know how to purchase. Want to build brand awareness? Include branded hashtags, taglines, and other things identifiable to your business.

• Tell a story. Many people spend time on social media to find content from people, brands, and organizations they relate to in some way. This could mean keeping up with family or checking in on the discussion in a local gardening group. Telling a story will help your brand relate to your audience. Stories have the power to humanize your message.

• Write the important stuff first. You don’t want your message to be lost in a sea of posts. Make sure the most important stuff is front and center so it grabs attention and doesn’t disappear below the “Read More” line.
• Ask a question. Questions are great engagement tools. People are drawn to questions in pursuit of answers. Some may respond to your question based on knowledge and experience, while others can use the discussion as an opportunity to learn more about a topic. Be sure to use open-ended questions so you’re not stuck with a bunch of yes/no responses.
• Invite fans to tag their friends. People trust recommendations from friends and family. If you can connect with new people who are friends with your current customers, then you’ll have a greater likelihood of converting these connections. Include fun “tag a friend” topics to encourage your audience to share your content

Unclack

Keyboard technology has come a long way – from the oldest typewriters to curved ergonomic keyboards or even laser projected keyboards. But most keyboards have in common a distinct click-clack-click-clack. Luckily Unclack helps to stifle this noise on your video calls.

This helpful app automatically mutes your microphone while you’re on a video call so others can’t be bothered with your keys chiming in. It’s compatible with all video conferencing platforms and it’s easy to toggle on and off.

Unslackened

Good things come to those who don’t wait

Future planning is important. We need to prepare for the changes we expect to see in our lives and the goals we set for ourselves. This could mean preparing for a new job, buying a house, or even finding a new boyfriend.

Bumble brings us this ad about a woman making planning for her future significant other. Until the day comes, dining on beans and toast and enjoying the company of a pillow-person will have to suffice.

Ads from the Past

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“Make the customer the hero of your story.”

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