Oka Lwin
About Oka Lwin
Oka Lwin is a Software Engineer currently employed at adMarketplace in New York since 2022, with prior experience in both ad tech and banking sectors. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Queens College and has worked in various roles, including software development and internships, focusing on low latency systems and CI/CD workflows.
Work at adMarketplace
Oka Lwin has been employed at adMarketplace as a Software Engineer since 2022. In this role, Lwin focuses on software development within the ad tech sector, contributing to projects that enhance system performance and user experience. The position is based in New York, United States, and follows a hybrid work model.
Experience at Bank of America
Lwin has been working as a Software Developer at Bank of America since 2018. This role involves developing software solutions tailored for the banking sector, emphasizing low latency systems. The position is located in Manhattan, New York, where Lwin has accumulated significant experience over six years.
Education and Expertise
Oka Lwin studied at Queens College, where they earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Computer Science from 2013 to 2017. This educational background has provided a strong foundation in software engineering principles and practices, which Lwin applies in various professional roles.
Previous Roles and Internships
Lwin has held several positions prior to their current roles. They worked as a DevOps intern at CafeMedia in 2016 for three months and served as a Software Engineering Intern at Time Inc. in 2017 for two months. Additionally, Lwin completed a nine-month internship as an Application Developer Intern at The New York Public Library from 2015 to 2016 and worked as a Computer Lab Assistant at Queens College from 2014 to 2015.
Technical Contributions and Mentorship
In their professional career, Oka Lwin has implemented a new CI/CD workflow using Kubernetes, Docker, and Ansible, which improved release frequency. Lwin also mentors new developers, assisting them in product and workflow integration. They actively pursue projects that expand their domain knowledge and have successfully built a new microservice from a monolithic system, significantly reducing production cycle times.