David Enete
About David Enete
David Enete serves as the Manager of Web Development at Scientific Games, where he has worked since 2015. He has implemented various processes and tools to enhance code quality and team collaboration while managing a team focused on critical revenue-generating sites.
Work at Scientific Games
David Enete has served as the Manager of Web Development at Scientific Games since 2015. His role is based in Alpharetta, Georgia, where he manages a team responsible for the 'Second Chance Bonus Zone' sites, which play a crucial role in the company's revenue generation. Enete has implemented various processes and tools to enhance the efficiency and quality of web development within the organization.
Education and Expertise
David Enete holds multiple degrees from The University of Georgia. He earned a Bachelor of Music in Music Education, as well as a Master of Music, both completed between 1993 and 1998. Additionally, he obtained a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from 1986 to 1991. His diverse educational background contributes to his multifaceted approach in web development and team management.
Development Initiatives
Enete has introduced several key initiatives to improve web development practices. He developed a diagnostic code challenge aimed at evaluating the skills of prospective developers. He also established style guides for JavaScript, HTML, and CSS to ensure consistency across projects. Furthermore, he implemented a UI Pattern Library to streamline the design process by providing pre-reviewed code modules for designers.
Code Quality and Collaboration
To enhance code quality and team collaboration, David Enete established code-review processes using ReviewBoard. This initiative ensures that the code produced by his team meets high standards and facilitates effective collaboration among team members. He also introduced local development environments using Vagrant, which improved workflow consistency across teams.
System Modernization Efforts
Enete coordinated the transition from legacy services to modern API-based services within Scientific Games. This transition aimed to enhance system efficiency and improve integration capabilities, reflecting his commitment to modernizing the company's technological infrastructure.