Verus is an automated medical billing system that takes physician input and instantly generates billing codes. My role with Verus has been to design and develop the application. I also serve as a co-founder and business strategist, pitching the company to potential investors and customers.

Actively contributed to the agile development lifecycle, enhancing software quality across both development and testing environments.Developed and implemented robust automated unit tests in collaboration with the Quality Assurance team, significantly reducing manual testing hours and ensuring comprehensive code coverage for effective regression testing.Performed integration testing with industry standard healthcare technologies, including HL7 and FHIR services, to streamline data exchange and improve system interoperability.Identified, documented, and efficiently resolved software bugs through close collaboration with development teams, enhancing product reliability and user satisfaction.

Worked to refactor and reconstruct existing top court forms application. Worked with experienced engineers, went through code reviews and revisions, and implemented software engineering best practices.

I took part in the Build2Scale program ran by the Innovation Centre at Queen's University. Build2Scale is a part-time accelerator program for entrepreneurs looking to innovate in the health sector. Build2Scale puts participants through an MBA style bootcamp, giving entrepreneurs the business skills and connections they need in order to complement their ideas. This program runs over the summer, and in August all teams compete in a pitch competition for a grand prize of $30K. At Build2Scale, I co-founded Verus Billing, an automated medical billing software. Our aim is to help physicians spend less time on billing, see more patients and earn more money.