Summary
Marcellus Easley is a seasoned Software Engineer with 10 years of hands-on experience building Go microservices and distributed systems across AWS and GCP. He excels at designing maintainable, testable architectures—often using hexagonal patterns, gRPC/protobuf, and robust authentication (JWT/OAuth2/OIDC)—and has shipped medium-to-large features in fast-paced Agile environments. Marcellus regularly operates the full lifecycle from development through production, leveraging Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, and observability tools to triage and harden systems. He’s a pragmatic mentor and cross-squad collaborator who translates complex technical issues for non-technical stakeholders while raising team engineering standards. Based in Florida, he brings a background spanning enterprise fraud prevention, serverless and streaming use cases, and a persistent focus on concurrency and reliability that’s not always visible on a resume.
10 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
South Cobb High School
Computer Science, Computer Science at Georgia State University