Jagoda Gorska

Participated in projects related to AWS IoT Core for camera firmware, QR Provisioning for camera and removal of health image support for PTZ cameras:

• working on deadline
• working with cameras (SSH, SFTP, reading core dumps, rebranding, new library preparation to use in firmware, etc.)
• programming in C++ (firmware), Python (Camera Controller tests) and Javascript with JQuery (Web UI on camera)
• using Git
• Azure CI/CD - sometimes creating new pipelines or changing old ones
• working based on JIRA tasks
• writing multithreaded code
• refactoring code
• showing demo of goals many times during sprint review
• features development
• Working on REST/MQTT/Onvif

• fixing bugs (bugs reported only by testers)
• optimization of code
• monitoring of memory leaks (Heob on Windows)
• C/C++ programming (with Qt/Qml)
• using Git (GitLab)
• code refactor/reduce code smells (SonarQube)
• working on deadline
• design of new functionality
• reading technical documentation for projects
• creation of scripts in bash for work ease
• connecting with SQLite databases in C++ application
• writing multithreaded code
• programming on Windows with Qt Creator

• fixing bugs (detected by the team and me, because there were no testers at all)
• creating use cases diagrams (before coding)
• C++ programming
• adapting to the requirements of software development (Clean Code, design patterns, line
  coverage)
• writing TDD tests (required by company)
• using Git
• using GitLab CI/CD
• writing multithreaded code
• creating docker images and pushing to GitLab container registries
• Programming on Ubuntu with CLion IDE