Daniel Pepin

Spearheaded the engineering mission to achieve FedRAMP High certification for the flagship Dispel Zero Trust Engine. Acted as a cross-functional lead bridging rigorous regulatory environments and high-performance developer operations.

• Modernized CI/CD pipelines and CMP using GitHub Actions to orchestrate Federal compliance processes. Designed and implemented mission critical features for FedRAMP High controls (IA-8, IA-11).
• Achieved comprehensive fluency in FedRAMP High protocols, completing mandatory training and implementing formal compliance procedures.
• Championed strategic adoption of LLMs, authoring custom skills, prompts, and MCP servers. SME for the Node stack across React, Express, Webpack, Yarn, and pnpm.
• Led the development and execution of full features in conjunction with product team members and designers.

Spearheaded development and maintenance of Amex's flagship Open-Source Micro-Frontend framework One-App, utilizing React, Docker, and Node.js.

• Redesigned CI pipelines in GitHub Actions with TypeScript, decreasing release time by ~40% (from ~20 to ~12 minutes).
• Developed supporting libraries and developer tools: end-to-end testing frameworks (Jest, react-testing-library, Selenium), CSP tools, code generators, codemods, and bundlers.
• Authored extensive documentation for the front-end framework and associated tools.

Full-stack JavaScript development through comprehensive training. Developed and deployed web applications utilizing the MERN stack with GraphQL and test-driven development principles.

Selected for full-stack JavaScript training program as one of 125 students from the entire CUNY system. Covered React, Node, Express, GraphQL, MVC, TDD, and CI/CD.