Edwin A. Mendoza
About Edwin A. Mendoza
Edwin A. Mendoza is a Sr. Lead Software Engineer at MoneyLion in the Greater New York City Area, with a background in software development roles at Morgan Stanley and other companies.
Title
Edwin A. Mendoza holds the title of Sr. Lead Software Engineer at MoneyLion in Greater New York City Area.
Current Company
Currently, Edwin A. Mendoza is working at MoneyLion. He has spearheaded several major projects and initiatives, demonstrating his expertise in software engineering and leadership within the company.
Previous Experience at Morgan Stanley
Edwin A. Mendoza has an extensive work history at Morgan Stanley. He worked as VP Software Developer - Bank Resource Management Metrics in 2019 for 9 months, as VP Software Developer - Security Lending from 2017 to 2019 for 2 years, as Associate Software Developer - Security Lending from 2011 to 2017 for 6 years, Analyst Software Developer - TAP in 2011 for 3 months, and as Summer Analyst Software Developer in CRM Technology during 2010 for 3 months.
Education and Early Career
Edwin A. Mendoza studied Information Technology at Brigham Young University, earning a Bachelor of Science degree over the period of 2006 to 2011. Additionally, he attended Centro Escolar Benemérito de las Américas, achieving his High School diploma from 1999 to 2002. His early career includes roles at Brigham Young University as a Web Developer and System Administrator - CSR Assistant and at Fairchild Semiconductor as a Software Developer - Co-op.
Key Projects and Contributions at MoneyLion
At MoneyLion, Edwin A. Mendoza led the design and build of several significant features, such as RoarMoney, a demand deposit account product. He generated significant savings by producing in-house Bank Statements and implemented a monthly Admin Fee process that serves 2 million customers. He developed Bill Pay to achieve product parity with competitors and integrated necessary APIs for Plaid integration. Other notable contributions include creating a Customer Support Tool, processing RDF files for data reconciliation, maintaining a reporting data warehouse, upgrading projects to OpenAPI Specification, and enforcing high coding standards through regular code reviews.