Garrett Listi
About Garrett Listi
Garrett Listi is the Lead Software Engineer at ExxonMobil, with a background in computer science from Texas A&M University and extensive experience in software engineering and technical internships.
Company
Currently, Garrett Listi serves as a Lead Software Engineer at ExxonMobil in the United States. He has progressed within the company since initially joining as a SAP Programming Analyst Intern in 2013, later taking on roles as a Software Engineer from 2014 to 2016, and finally advancing to his current lead position in 2017.
Title
Garrett Listi holds the title of Lead Software Engineer, where he leverages his extensive expertise to guide and manage software development projects. His current role at ExxonMobil involves leading a remote team of 12 members, implementing agile methodologies through daily Scrum and Kanban practices.
Education and Expertise
Garrett Listi achieved his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Texas A&M University between 2010 and 2014. His technical expertise encompasses a range of competencies including the design and implementation of distributed scheduling systems for predictive algorithms using C# and Matlab, and the automation of CI/CD build pipelines with Git and Azure DevOps.
Work Experience
Garrett Listi has diversified his work experience across various roles and organizations. At Tsevo, LLC, he was a Technical Intern for 3 months in 2012. He then expanded his skills and responsibilities at Texas A&M University as an Intramural Lead Sports Supervisor from 2010 to 2014. Additionally, he had a brief stint as a Frontend Engineer at Amazon Lab126 in 1970 in Sunnyvale, California. His most significant tenure has been with ExxonMobil, progressing from a SAP Programming Analyst Intern in 2013, to Software Engineer, and then to his present role as Lead Software Engineer.
Achievements
Garrett Listi has led several impactful projects throughout his career. Notably, he designed and implemented a distributed scheduling system for predictive algorithms using C# and Matlab. He also automated a CI/CD build pipeline with Git and Azure DevOps, substantially reducing deployment time by 90%. Additionally, he cofounded an enterprise-wide developer community aimed at mentoring individuals and promoting collaboration within the organization.