Alex Wei
Developer at Atlassian
Greater Sydney Area Australia
Summary
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Top SchoolAlex Wei is a seasoned Java EE developer with 17 years of experience building and refactoring J2EE web applications for financial services, currently contributing to JIRA Studio at Atlassian in the Greater Sydney area. He brings deep expertise in Spring, Hibernate, iBATIS, Grails and a broad Java ecosystem including EJB, Servlets, and common build and test tools like Maven, JUnit and Mockito. Alex has hands-on experience deploying on major app servers (WebSphere, Tomcat, JBoss) and integrating with enterprise databases such as Oracle and DB2, making him effective in production-grade, high-reliability environments. His background blends legacy JEE patterns with newer JVM frameworks (Groovy/Grails), enabling pragmatic modernization of complex systems. With a Master’s in Computing Science from UTS and a long tenure across Cardlink and Atlassian, he pairs steady delivery with a knack for practical refactors that reduce technical debt. An international professional based in Australia, he also dabbles in scripting languages like Python and PHP, which he leverages for tooling and automation beyond core Java work.
17 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Master, Computing Science, Master, Computing Science at University of Technology Sydney
Chinese
Github Skills (63)
stream10
hocon9
functional-reactive-programming8
gwt8
scala8
java8
functional-programming8
cats-effect7
scala-native7
json7
monix7
orientdb7
rest7
java-programming7
akka-streams7
Programming languages (3)
Github contributions (5)
alexwei/fpinscala
May 2015 - Aug 2015
Contributions:26 pushes in 2 months
functional-programmingcode-exercisesscalajshintsscala
andyglick/atlassian-fugue
Aug 2013 - Mar 2018
Contributions:34 commits in 4 years 7 months
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