Richard Collette
Sr. Technology Architect at Unnamed
Greater Boston United States
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Top SchoolRichard Collette is a senior technology architect with 13+ years of experience designing and delivering full-stack web systems across .NET, Java/Spring Boot, and modern JavaScript frameworks like Angular and TypeScript. He combines hands-on development with architecture and CI/CD ownership, having led AWS architecture, CDK deployments, containerization (Docker/Kaniko), and toolchain standards for multinational teams. Richard’s background spans legacy platforms to cloud-native stacks, reflecting long tenure solving integration and migration challenges at companies including Pitney Bowes and Hartford Steam Boiler. He is equally comfortable defining UI architecture and building service tiers, and he brings practical DevOps expertise—GitLab pipelines, Okta, Sumo Logic—to ensure reliable delivery. Based in Greater Boston with a BS in Electrical Engineering, he has a persistent focus on technology research and pragmatic modernization rather than chasing trends.
13 years of coding experience
33 years of employment as a software developer
John F. Kennedy High SchoolBS Electrical Engineering, BS Electrical Engineering at University of Connecticut
Stackoverflow
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60answers
67questions
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Github Skills (200)
benchmark10
linq10
testing10
proxy10
swagger10
oas10
qunit10
state-machine10
google-tag-manager10
openapi10
swagger-tools10
fastify10
test-coverage10
middleware10
browser10
Programming languages (19)
Github contributions (5)
rcollette/DotNetOpenAuth
Dec 2014 - Jan 2015
Contributions:13 commits, 5 pushes in 28 days
pull-requestsfixes
rcollette/RequireAngularTS
Feb 2015 - Mar 2015
Contributions:51 commits, 2 PRs, 44 pushes in 1 month
in-progressrequirejsangulartypescriptwork-in-progress
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