About

Adam Walzer is a highly experienced Software Engineer at Google with over 12 years of relevant experience. Currently, he holds the position of Software Engineer at Google and is responsible for developing and maintaining software applications using his expertise in frontend and backend technologies. Adam has previously worked at Resy as a Senior Frontend Engineer and Team Lead where he led the development and maintenance of the Resy restaurant facing admin app using React, Redux, Webpack, Babel, Scss, and other frontend technologies. He was able to decrease app load times by over 90% using build tool improvements like code splitting and decreasing over-fetching of data. He also improved app performance, best practices, and accessibility to upgrade user experience as measured by Lighthouse audits. Adam enhanced user experience by adding new features and improving old features as measured by Net Promoter Score. He focused team efforts on testing to improve code reliability as measured by increased code coverage and decreased error rates. He participated in meetings to understand, set, and potentially alter expectations to best facilitate in reaching their team goals. He also coordinated with backend engineers in order to properly get, manipulate, and save restaurant configuration data. Lastly, he worked alongside design and product stakeholders to create the best possible product and features within the given guidelines, restrictions, and timelines. Adam's education background includes a BS in Civil/Environmental Engineering from Rutgers University and a BS in Civil & Environmental Engineering with a minor in Mathematics from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-New Brunswick. His tech stack includes Software Engineering, Frontend, test, Redux, and Backend. Overall, Adam is a highly skilled Software Engineer with a proven track record of success in developing and maintaining software applications. He is dedicated to improving user experience and enhancing product stability, scalability, performance, maintainability, and testing coverage.