Tom Weber serves as a Senior Software Engineer at The New York Times, where he leverages his extensive expertise in cloud computing and software development to enhance the efficiency of print production operations. With a strong foundation in AWS Cloud technologies, Tom specializes in writing...
Tom Weber serves as a Senior Software Engineer at The New York Times, where he leverages his extensive expertise in cloud computing and software development to enhance the efficiency of print production operations. With a strong foundation in AWS Cloud technologies, Tom specializes in writing and deploying serverless applications using AWS Lambda, primarily utilizing Golang and Node.js. His proficiency in building step functions and employing the Serverless Application Model (SAM) has been instrumental in streamlining internal applications, ensuring that they are robust and scalable.
One of Tom's key projects involved creating a comprehensive framework for a job notification system, utilizing React and Redux for the front-end. This innovative solution not only improved user experience but also integrated seamlessly with cloud infrastructure, showcasing his ability to bridge front-end and back-end technologies effectively. His experience with Google Cloud, particularly in containerization using Docker, further highlights his versatility in cloud-centric development.
In addition to his technical skills, which include JavaScript, Perl, and MySQL, Tom is well-versed in Agile methodologies, allowing him to adapt quickly to changing project requirements and collaborate effectively within cross-functional teams. His background in digital media and DevOps practices ensures that he remains at the forefront of industry trends, enabling The New York Times to maintain its competitive edge in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. Tom Weber's contributions not only enhance operational efficiency but also reflect his commitment to innovation and excellence in software engineering.
