About

Hersh Gosar is a Full Stack Developer with a passion for bridging the gap between business and technology. He has a strong focus on the technology side of lending in the Financial Services vertical and possesses domain knowledge in sub-prime/non-prime online lending, credit card, personal loan, line of credit, and prime online lending (refi and purchase mortgage). With 3.78 years of relevant experience, Hersh is proficient in Angular 4/6/9/12/13, .NET Core 4.6, Node JS (8, 12, 14), SQL Server, React, JavaScript (ES6), TypeScript (3, 4), C#, SQL, HTML, CSS, and Python. He is also certified in Microsoft Azure Cloud (AZ-900). Currently, Hersh holds the position of Software Engineer at Rocket Mortgage, the largest mortgage lender in America with $145bn closed loans volume (2020). His responsibilities include customer acquisition/loan origination, making applying for a mortgage better, faster, and easier. He is open to discussing software engineering roles at Rocket Mortgage. Prior to joining Rocket Mortgage, Hersh worked as a Software Engineer at Elevate, a multinational FinTech firm that specializes in 100% online lending with $5.9bn loans originated. He was responsible for the loan origination technology group, where he implemented technical requirements to onboard two new financial partners using C#, .NET Core, Angular, and SQL. Hersh also developed new fraud detection features for an Angular 7 application using TypeScript, C#, and .NET Core 4.6. Hersh started his career as a Software Developer Intern at Kepler, a data-driven marketing company in Madison Avenue, New York, which was acquired by Kyu Collective. He built a portal that saved all account executives an average of 2 hours of email back-and-forth/week, resulting in $54,000 annual employee productivity gains. Hersh holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree from the University of Texas at Dallas and a High School diploma from St. Xavier's College. He is a big 10 football fan and enjoys watching Formula 1. Please note that Hersh's views on his LinkedIn posts and comments are his own and do not represent his past/present/future employer or their views in any way.