About

Christine Munar is a self-driven and detail-oriented software engineer with over 5 years of experience in building scalable web and mobile applications. She has a strong foundation in computer science and is proficient in Java, Swift, Ember, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Currently working at Amazon as a Software Engineer, Christine is responsible for developing and maintaining software applications that support Amazon's business operations. Prior to this, she worked at General Electric as a Software Engineering Specialist, where she worked on Data Management and Tag Mapping services. She improved matching accuracy between sensor metadata to analytics tags in the tag mapping service and improved scalability by 20% by developing an algorithm to handle duplicates and optimizing write to Elasticsearch. Christine was also a key developer in achieving the product's PCI and OWASP security compliance certification. Christine has also worked as an Undergraduate Student Instructor at the University of California, Berkeley, where she taught upper-division CS course, UI Design & Human Computer Interaction (CS160). She created lesson plans, taught weekly discussions, and provided feedback to students' design and implemented code. Christine holds a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley. She is proficient in various technologies such as Elastic Search, Bamboo, NLP, ML, Cassandra, and UI design. Christine is a skilled software engineer and data scientist with a passion for creating innovative solutions to complex problems. She is always looking for new challenges and opportunities to learn and grow in her field.