Previously: As a full-stack engineer, I most recently worked in a hybrid capacity on the Vancouver team at Flagler Health. Built the PDF billing report pipeline, and responsible for the migration to/adoption of Temporal.io for all of the Node.js distributed work. I regularly paired with juniors in a mentorship capacity, and happy to do so again.
Currently: Enjoying my summer, but interested to see what's next.
Goal: I'm based out of Vancouver, but happy to discuss different remote arrangements globally or hybrid in Vancouver, Canada. I enjoy working on distributed computing workflows, sticky legacy problems, improving UX and DX, and making useful products with a good team.
Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes please, but am somewhat flexible regarding intermittent travel
Willing to Relocate: If I feel quite secure in that move as on overall opportunity rather than just moving arbitrarily to be on-site. It's not impossible, but I quite like it here.
Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, Vue, React, Node (largely in-support of frontend build tooling), Angular.js 1.x (ideally only in terms of migrating to something else), Golang (minimal, mostly experimental), Swift/SwiftUI for macOS, GitHub/Jira, Docker, Python (Bit of Django, Flask, etc.. not expert)
I’m a software engineer (mostly frontend web) based out of Vancouver on the west coast of Canada who was laid off a few months ago after the acquisition of the smart building platform startup (Envio Systems) by JLL inc (the same one on all the “for lease” signs in your downtown area). I spent much of my year and half there on a small team working to improve the existing legacy Angular 1.x dashboard application by improving design responsiveness, introducing TypeScript, migrating components to React, and services to Axios/Redux. We used GitHub Actions for code reviewing and test running, Jira for project management, and Slack for communications, and worked across some difficult timezones remotely.
Since then I’ve been enjoying the time off, working on a mac app in Swift and SwiftUI, as well as taking my time with looking for a new role, ideally on a small team where I can either continue as an individual contributor or something slightly higher-level, in a capacity that is challenging and requires the exploration of new systems, but in no specific domain. I enjoy iterative processes, lean development lifecycles, learning new codebases, and experimenting with developer tooling and build systems that reduce the latency in feedback loops, like Vite.
Remote: Yes
Onsite/Hybrid: Yes
Willing to Relocate: Maybe
Contract: Yes, incorporated, but would also consider a FTE position
Languages/Frameworks: JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, Vue, Vuetify, PrimeVue, MongoDB/Mongoose, Temporal.io, Docker, React <19 (classes and hooks), Angular.js <= 1.8, Swift, SwiftUI, Python, bit of assembly, c++, go, java
Tooling: Vite, Turbopack, Webpack, Github Actions, Docker, Jira, ESLint, testing-library
Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sioiJJt6z6H_slWemd_zg34ISMg...
Email: luke (at) luketully (dot) ca
Previously: As a full-stack engineer, I most recently worked in a hybrid capacity on the Vancouver team at Flagler Health. Built the PDF billing report pipeline, and responsible for the migration to/adoption of Temporal.io for all of the Node.js distributed work. I regularly paired with juniors in a mentorship capacity, and happy to do so again.
Currently: Enjoying my summer, but interested to see what's next.
Goal: I'm based out of Vancouver, but happy to discuss different remote arrangements globally or hybrid in Vancouver, Canada. I enjoy working on distributed computing workflows, sticky legacy problems, improving UX and DX, and making useful products with a good team.