Name: Junjie Chen
Title: Software Engineer
Email: junjiechen0620@gmail.com
Phone: (910)-363-6936
Last Employment: EasyPost
Skills
Frontend development 60%Hello there! My name is Junjie Chen. I am a software engineer passionate about innovative technologies and continually learning new techniques. Previously, I worked at EasyPost, a SaaS company that provides shipping APIs to solve complex logistics problems for online merchants. At EasyPost, I contributed to our seven client libraries, making it easier for developers to access our APIs. Additionally, I worked on multiple internal services and successfully launched two new microservices.
I always try to make my personal website up-to-date so you can learn more about me, please don't hesitate to contact me!
I have experience with a wide range of languages and frameworks. Listed below is a small sample of items I have used.
A list of contributions I made at here for EasyPost Java client library
A list of contributions I made at here for EasyPost Python client library
A list of contributions I made at here for EasyPost PHP client library
A list of contributions I made at here for EasyPost Node client library
A list of contributions I made at here for EasyPost Go client library
MySql, Microsoft SQL Server, MongoDB, MongoDB Atlas
Used AWS EC2 for web app hosting, and AWS S3 for media file storage
Source control tool like GitHub, or internal tool like Phabricator
Regularly updated EasyPost website, also built a few personal/group projects that used React
Developed an Angular web app at Northwest Bank that allowed employees to share innovative ideas
Microsoft SharePoint, Visual Stuido, C#, .NET
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ExpressJS, CI/CD, Jenkins, Agile development, etc.
November 2021 - January 2025
May 2020 - November 2021
July 2019 - August 2019
May 2018 - August 2018
Below is a list of select projects I have built in the past. You can find all projects in my GitHub repo here.
React, Angular, Next.js, Django, API, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc.
Java, Python, MongoDb, MySql, SQL, AWS, MicroServices, etc.
Both front-end and back-end, with more focus on the backend side.
My team and I have written several engineering blog posts at EasyPost about the work we have done!
A blog post about why developers should consider using VCR for API testing, and what led our team to open source our own VCR solution.
A blog post about what our team has learned from overhaling seven client libraries.
A blog post about when and why you should upgrade language versions when integrating with other dependencies.