Nike - Jaxel

Nike, Inc. is an American multinational corporation that is engaged in the design, development, manufacturing, and worldwide marketing and sales of footwear, apparel, equipment, accessories, and services. The company is headquartered near Beaverton, Oregon, in the Portland metropolitan area.

Request

Nike POS sub-division wanted to partner up with us to enhance their own team capacity by extending the staff and spreading stories, features and tasks among different teams.
Nike C4 C sub-division need to setup AWS ULS (user lifecycle services) on China region in preparation of Nike AWS expansion to China and to adapt and migrate existing pipelines for Platform UI for China region.
Need for Nike ROP (retail orchestration platform) services support and functional improvements, services migration to new OAUth (Open Authentication) approaches, performance improvements

Solution

The vision is to rectify the current non-compliant and non-performant technical foundation in Nike Greater China, whilst delivering seamless consumer experiences across online and offline channels at the required market standard and speed.
Successfully localizing the GC data foundation and platforms is paramount for Nike to not only meet the fundamental regulatory requirements, but also surpass key players in China’s competitive marketplace.
To enable and accelerate the growth of Nike’s business in GC, the core consumer experiences, supporting services, and critical platforms and capabilities need to all be localized with production environments in China and powered by local consumer data and technology platforms.

Technologies

• AWS (Lambda, Step-functions, EC2, DynamoDB, CloudWatch, API Gateway, S3, SQS, Cloudformation, etc., Kafka, Elasticsearch, Splunk)
• CI/CD custom Jenkins pipelines, Cloudformation, GitHub
• BDD (cucumber.js, Docker, Localstack)
• NodeJS 12, 14, yarn, mocha, aws-sdk, React
• Java 8, 11, SpringCloud or Micronaut + GraalVM, JUnit, Mockito, aws-java-sdk-core; Spring/Spring Boot/Spring Cloud, Netflix/Eureka/Ribbon, Scala, Groovy, Gatling, Cucumber
• Microservice architecture, OpenAPI specifications, "User Stories" are mostly in Github "RFC" repository, code as documentation

Result

Within the first six months, we helped Nike to implement many features, and several stories, bootstrap a new service, and participate in fixing production issues.
Each 2 weeks sprint completion of 95-100% of the stories

Software Development