Michael Mussulis

Magento Developer / E-Commerce Specialist

Director of Technology

Web Developer, SysAdmin, AWS Management

About Me

Hello! I’m Michael Mussulis. I am a Director of Technology and Magento Developer, based in the Florida, USA. I have over 30 years experience in the IT industry, the last 18 have been focused on eCommerce.

Currently engaged in Magento 2 migrations, custom SaaS development, and custom web projects.

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Age 50
Residence USA
Address Florida, USA
Phone +1 772 444 2809

Certificates of Completion

Udemy - Magento 2 Module Development

Education

MCP

1992 Microsoft Certified Professional

BTec National Diploma, Seltec, UK

1986 - 1988 Engineering / Electronics

Secondary School

1985 - 1986 Wrotham, Kent, UK

Experience

Director of Engineering

Dec 2020 - Current Moxxi Inc

Magento 2 development, SaaS custom application development, infrastructure management, development team management

Director of Technology

Mar 2020 - Nov 2020 JLB Florida

Magento 2 development, migrations

Director of IT / Engineering

Sep 2019 - Mar 2020 iRemedy

Managing team, Magento 2 websites management, infrastructure.

CEO

Jan 2002 - Aug 2019 Xtreme Vision Systems SRL

Web agency, own, specializing in Magento projects.

Management Skills

Team Leader

Scrum

Agile

Project Management

Coding Skills

PHP

MySQL

jQuery

Magento 1 & 2

HTML

GIT/Bitbucket

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eCommerce (Magento)
Websites (Wordpress or Custom)

Annoucement Converters – Magento 2 migration

31Oct

The important of a SKU naming convention

To often the SKU naming convention is neglected. This can lead to problems when:

Import or updating products using a CSV
Looking up products

Take this example:

Look at error (2), whitespaces. This basically means that SKUs have been created either with leading or trailing spaces, and Magento is not able to look those products up in the catalog for update.

This requires a manual fix of SKUs before the update is tried again. For a small catalog it’s ok, but what if you had tens of thousands of products, or more?

This is why you should pay careful attention to your SKU naming policy. My personal preference is this:

Start with a letter
No spaces, not even in the middle
Only alpha numeric characters, underscore and hyphen (ascii).
No diacritics

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