Danny Pirouz

Developed a core feature for CMS 1.5 using JavaScript, Java, HTML, and CSS, focusing on transforming complex DHCP management workflows into a high-performance interface that significantly improved usability Drove software reliability and system modernization by resolving critical UI bugs and refactoring legacy codebases, ensuring stable performance while aligning with modern web standards and scalability requirements Collaborated with cross-functional teams to debug and resolve software defects, acting as a key contributor to product quality and stability throughout the development life cycle

Frontend Software Engineer at Incognito Software Systems (2025-09 – Present)

• Developed a core feature for CMS 1.5 using JavaScript, Java, HTML, and CSS, focusing on transforming complex DHCP management workflows into a high-performance interface that significantly improved usability
• Drove software reliability and system modernization by resolving critical UI bugs and refactoring legacy codebases, ensuring stable performance while aligning with modern web standards and scalability requirements
• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to debug and resolve software defects, acting as a key contributor to product quality and stability throughout the development life cycle

Software Automation Engineer at Incognito Software Systems (2025-05 – 2025-09)

• Developed a Java/Selenium automated testing framework for a production DHCP management application, increasing frontend test coverage to 85% from previously manual-only testing
• Integrated automated test execution into Jenkins CI, enabling repeatable regression testing during the software release cycle and reducing reliance on manual verification

Bachelor of Computer Science in Computer Science – University of British Columbia (2023-09 – 2026-08)

Bachelor of Science in Biology – University of British Columbia (2018-09 – 2022-05)