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\address{{\bf Professional} \\ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/bastiangruber \\ Project: rustwebdevelopment.com \\ E-Mail: gruberbastian@me.com}
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\address{{\bf Code} \\ GitHub: github.com/gruberb \\ } % Your address 2
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\address{{\bf Code} \\ GitHub: github.com/gruberb \\ Code: code.novanexus.ca \\ Website: bastiangruber.ca} % Your address 2
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\section{\centerline{SUMMARY}}
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Well rounded Software Engineer, Team Lead and published Author ("Rust Web Development" - Manning). I thrive in an environment where I can dive deep into a new problem space, develop solutions with multiple stakeholders involved and thinking through a product end-to-end. I worked for StartUps developing both backend and frontend applications, distributed systems as a Systems Engineer and in client facing roles as a Solutions Architect. I love technology and building tools to elevate customer experiences and solve their problems. I founded the "Rust\&Tell Berlin" MeetUp, which had the largest following globally, and engage with the local tech community wherever I live.
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Senior Rust engineer and published author ("Rust Web Development" - Manning) with 15+ years building scalable backend systems. Currently contributing to Firefox at Mozilla, shipping code to hundreds of millions of users. Founded Rust\&Tell Berlin, the largest Rust meetup globally.
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\section{\centerline{SKILLS}}
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{\bf Languages:} Rust, Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, Go \\
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{\bf Frontend:} React, Angular, Vue.js \\
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{\bf Backend:} Rust (Actix, Warp, Axum), Python (FastAPI), Node.js, Go \\
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{\bf Patterns:} REST, GraphQL, gRPC, async Rust, distributed systems (P2P) \\
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{\bf Infrastructure:} AWS, Google Cloud, Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, Grafana \\
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{\bf Domains:} Systems programming, Firefox, FFI, protocol implementation, IoT, blockchain
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{\sl Senior Software Engineer - Full-time} \hfill July 2024 - Now \\
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Mozilla, Remote \\
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Engineer on the Integrations team, working on Firefox components and web services for the New Tab page and the search bar.
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Contributing to Firefox (desktop and mobile) shipped to hundreds of millions of users. All work is open source.
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\item Leading the Image Service project: designing and implementing a cross-team service to provide favicons and images to Firefox Desktop and mobile
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\item Contributor to UniFFI, Mozilla's multi-language bindings generator for Rust, enabling Rust code to be called from Kotlin (Android), Swift (iOS), Python, and JavaScript (Desktop)
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\item Implemented OHTTP (Oblivious HTTP) support in application-services, enabling privacy-preserving API requests across Firefox Desktop, Android, and iOS
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\item Building and maintaining the Push notification service for Firefox (async Rust backend handling millions of concurrent connections)
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\item Contributing directly to Firefox (mozilla-central): shipping Rust and C++ code to Desktop
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\item Maintaining Merino, the web service powering Firefox Suggest with Python/FastAPI
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\item Creating internal Rust learning resources and leading "Rusty Fridays" sessions for engineers
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{\sl Senior Systems Engineer, Team Lead - Full-time} \hfill April 2023 - June 2024 \\
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Toposware, Remote \\
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{\sl Sr. Solutions Architect (Professional Services) - Full-time} \hfill June 2020 - August 2022 \\
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Twilio Inc., Remote \\
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Twilio just started to create their Professional Services team in EMEA and I was the second SA joining their team. The goal is to support and enable small to large scale customers using the Twilio APIs, help them integrate the services, do code reviews and review their architecture.
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Second Solutions Architect hired for the new EMEA Professional Services team. Enabled enterprise customers to integrate Twilio APIs through architecture design, code reviews, and hands-on implementation support.
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\item Acted as the Technical Lead inside Fortune 500 companies
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\item Involved in hiring and onboarding
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\item Creating architectural specifications
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\item Develop reusable deliverables for customers
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\item Leading customers through a technical solution
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\item Code reviews
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\item Setting up sales and feedback cycles
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\item Technical Lead for Fortune 500 client engagements, from architecture to delivery
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\item Built reusable integration patterns and deliverables adopted across EMEA team
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\item Established technical review processes and best practices for customer implementations
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\item Involved in hiring, onboarding, and scaling the Professional Services team
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{\sl Systems Engineer - Contract} \hfill September 2019 - May 2020 \\
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\item Cross-communication with different teams and the CTO
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{\sl Software Engineer, Tech Lead} \hfill September 2010 -- August 2019 \\
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Scholarship, Enterprise, StartUp\\
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{\sl Sr. Software Engineer - Freelance} \hfill February 2016 - February 2019 \\
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OSRAM, K\"orber Digital, ERGO Group, GIATA (Berlin) \\
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Freelance consultant for enterprise clients. Focus on microservices architecture, IoT platforms, and frontend development.
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\item Built authentication infrastructure for OSRAM's large-scale IoT platform (Node.js, Go, Lua)
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\item First engineering hire at K\"orber Digital; established tech stack and real-time data pipelines on AWS
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\item Migrated legacy PHP systems to Node.js microservices with Docker at GIATA
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\item Mentored teams on Scrum adoption and modern JavaScript practices
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\item Was the first employee in two companies, setting up infrastructure, processes and the tech stack
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\item Worked both as a freelance consultant and full time employee
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\item Guided teams through learning a new language and maintaining a new technology stack
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\item Integrated security related infrastructure for IoT companies
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\item Mentored and guided junior developers
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{\sl Frontend Developer - Full-time} \hfill February 2014 - March 2015 \\
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Dalia Research, Berlin \\
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First and sole frontend developer at 8-person startup.
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\item Built survey platform and analytics dashboards in AngularJS
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\item Translated business requirements into product features across all browsers and devices
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\section{\centerline{EDUCATION}}
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