Gabriel Aizenman

SproutLabs

Back End and Hardware Developer Internship
January 2022 - June 2022

SproutLabs created a device to record data from the soil in farms, and after analyzing that data it informs the farmer when the best times are to water the crops, along with how much water is needed. Here are some things I worked on in the project:

- Developed CRUD microservices for 4 data types using Golang
- Assisted in executing a migration of existing backend to a GCP serverless architecture
- Created end-to-end tests using Node.js and unit tests using Golang for each of the 4 microservices
- Implemented a sleep algorithm in C++ to improve device energy efficiency by 20% and discovered intervals for the node to record and send data through the
   Particle API

Sprouty device to record data in the field.

Architecture of the project.

Logic for the sleep algorithm.

GetVirtual

Website Developer/Project Manager Internship
June 2020 - Febuary 2021

When the pandemic hit, there were many local companies that struggled from the decrease in customers willing to come in person. GetVirtual is a startup that set out to help these small businesses by helping create an online presence at no cost! Here is some work I did for GetVirtual:

- Developed websites, blogs, and e-commerce to assist 6 local businesses in Santa Cruz during the pandemic
- Led teams of up to 5 members developing websites while also generating tutorial videos for both clients and peers
- Enhanced SEO through reduced page load times of up to 25%, acquired backlinks, and added relevant keywords by utilizing the Google Search Console
- Evaluated Google Analytics to assess traffic to the website and communicated with owners to adjust the website layout, improving sales conversion rates by up to 15%

A website I created as a solo project for ecotopia.org.

A website I helped create by managing a team of 5 for wavehavenglass.com.

A website I helped create and improve SEO for in a team of 5 for shopfybr.com.

Grand Amazon Lodge and Tours

Co-founder
December 2018 - Present

My family and I visited the Amazon Rainforest in Peru in 2016. We fell in love with the area and all decided to start a lodge in the rainforest. We try our best to keep the lodge as enviromentally friendly as possible, and strive to positively impact the local communities with jobs, medicines, and medical treatment. Here is some of the work I've done to help:

- Aid 2 local communities in Peru with food, work, and medical treatment
- Design and maintain the Grand Amazon website; accelerated page load times by reducing image and video sizes by 50%
- Facilitate outreach programs to help nearby communities, such as the development of rain catchers for clean drinking water or building a safe dock for boats

The website I helped create on Wordpress, grandamazontours.com.

Founders of Grand Amazon Tours with me at the top left.

Game of soccer I recently played with the villages near our area.