Tom Ding
Full Stack Java Developer at Target
Seattle, Washington
Overview
Work Experience
Application Programmer V
2021 - 2025
Developed and optimized a secure, high-performance OAuth2 authorization system, implementing key components of the OAuth2 flow, including Widget Sign-On, Consent Management, Token Exchange, and Data API integration. Additionally, led multiple initiatives, including onboarding new clients to the OAuth2 ecosystem, enhancing Security Center features such as retrieving and revoking user consent, and optimizing system performance to handle high-traffic loads efficiently. These enhancements improved security, streamlined authentication, and enhanced user experience for a seamless digital banking experience.
Bank of America Neighborhood Builders is a signature philanthropic program that advances economic mobility and nonprofit leadership.
Full Stack Java Developer
2019 - 2021
Contributed to the development of the Online Grocery Delivery Platform, focusing on local repository business logic processes and regular synchronization between the local repository and a cloud-based warehouse. Through the implementation of advanced synchronization mechanisms, the platform significantly reduced inventory discrepancies, improving inventory accuracy by up to 15%. This facilitated efficient inventory management, seamless order processing, and secure payment transactions, ensuring a smooth and reliable shopping experience for customers.
Target is a retailing company providing access to a wide selection of products such as furniture, electronics, toys, and others.
Software Engineer
2017 - 2019
Played a pivotal role in developing the enterprise job posting platform, concentrating on refining the user-friendly job posting interface and implementing advanced search and sorting features for candidate lists based on keyword relevance. This platform empowers companies to effortlessly post job vacancies and discover ideal candidates, streamlining the recruitment process with efficiency and ease.
Indeed is an employment-related metasearch engine for job listings.
Raised $5,000,000.00 from Union Square Ventures, The New York Times and Allen & Company.