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At Cybernetically, we specialize in providing cutting-edge solutions, leveraging both established and emerging technology platforms.I spearhead the design and implementation of cutting-edge solutions across various technology platforms, ensuring optimal performance and user experience.React JS, Redux, React Native, Angular 15+, NodeJS, C# (.Net), MAUI, WPF, UWP, Container Management (i.e. Docker, Kubernetes), Micro Services, Oracle, Postgres, SQL, AWS, lambda, Airflow, TerraformDesign, User Experience

Responsible for leading multiple teams and alignment of company's technical resources. Directed and developed creation of a Design System built in (React & Angular) which adheres to WCAG and branding guidelines. Collaborated with engineers, product owners and designers to solve user experience problems across the organization. Lead by example through pair programming and live architecture sessions. Won DALBAR award for the company. The DALBAR Service Award symbolizes the achievement of the highest tier of service to customers.

As a motion capture asset provider, we are adamant that storytelling is one of the most powerful ways to engage with your audience. Content strategy should be at the core of your product if you are looking to impress. We can help you build your reputation and communicate a message in a way that is appealing by using high quality 3d assets. This is what sets us apart from everyone else. We provide the most authentic, full length animations with real actors and real objects to capture the physics and the biometrics. Our assets could be used to power virtual worlds, for education, game development, artificial intelligence training or scientific research. We use the most accurate on the market technology by Optitrack, and capture our data at 240 fps utilizing a motion re-targeting workflow using Motive 2.0 & Autodesk Motionbuilder software.

Lead the development of a cloud signage solution for Stadium Vision division. Cisco Vision is a high-definition digital content management system (CMS) providing the customer with flexibility to deliver customized experiences and segmentation capabilities. The product suite consists of a few management applications including mobile and custom hardware applications. Technology Used: (VueJS, React Native, ReactJS, Angular 2/4/6, HTML5, CSS3, Odata, NodeJS (Express, Passport, Meteor), MongoDB, SASS/LESS, C# WPF, AWS, Jest, Mocha, Selenium)

Architected and developed a major part of a signage solution that helped take a Cisco business unit to half a billion in revenue. Cisco StadiumVision is used in all major entertainment venues around the world including Yankee, Dolphins, Cowboys, Giants, as well as the BarClays Center and New York's MTA. Its purpose is to enrich fan experience while letting customers monetize their investment.Used various internet protocols to synchronize 5000+ real-time clients while solving some of the most complex problems in computer science. Took a unique approach in building the widget architecture to support synchronization of complex structures across different platforms, including mobile. Developed a WYSIWYG widget builder and added the ability to unit test development without the hardware unit.Technologies used: Flex 3, ActionScript 3.0 / 2.0, Advanced Javascript (HTML5, CSS3, JQuery + custom plugins)

Lead the design & development of a social network for a startup. Used modern tools to convert the entire code base into ReactJS & Bootstrap, ported a few Javascript plugins into ReactJS components.Skills Used: Advanced Javascript (ES6, Jquery, ReactJS, Bootstrap, LESS, Handlebars, HTML5, CSS3), Python, SQL

Created a GUI framework to support the development of custom widgets for a social club network at RockStar Games (socialclub.rockstargames.com). Performed work on a popular racing title the Midnight LA Club. A major part of the development consisted in developing and incorporating Animoto service (www.animoto.com) into their social club network as well as Facebook, Social Club TV, Myspace and ClearSpringTechnologies used: ActionScript 3.0 (Flex & Papervision 3D), AJAX (XML & Javascript [Jquery, JSON]), CSS and HTML

Played a key role in developing a web / mobile platform to help people with diabetes to keep track of glucose levels, diet and other. My role included design and development of front end and middle tiers. I combined concepts of a templating engine and query based language to achieve caching of HTML manipulation on a server, which is usually done on a client.Technologies used: PHP 5 (memcache), ActionScript 3.0 (Flex & Papervision for 3D graphs), AJAX (XML & Javascript [Jquery, ExtJS, Prototype, JSON]), XPATH, XSLT, XSL-FO, XSD, CSS and HTML

Developed web 2.0 software used by NYPD and all other NYC agencies. Developed a unique technique incorporating AJAX & XSLT that helped off-load a lot of server processing onto the client and made application scale. Created a javascript unit test framework which made it easy to test the GUI by a machine.Technologies used: JAVA (Struts), AJAX (XML & Javascript [ExtJS, Prototype, Dojo, YahooUI, Jquery, JSON]), XPATH, XSLT, XSL-FO, XSD, CSS and HTML

Re-factored and re-wrote a large portion of the web "test player" framework to support different skins (SAT, MCAT, TOEFL etc.). Added many features into the player that make it scale to 50,000+ concurrent users taking time based tests.Technologies used: AJAX (XML, XPATH & Javascript [Jquery, Prototype]), CSS and HTML

Once more delivered a ground breaking AJAX framework, a completely new concept in AJAX development, where the data, business logic and the layout are all completely separate entities. This has become a native development tool at Morgan Stanley’s new web 2.0 division.Technologies used: AJAX (XML, XPATH & Javascript), CSS, HTML and Flex 2.0

Responsibilities unclude interface design, building charting prototypes for the tax department of Merrill Lynch using Flex 2.0 (ActionScript 3.0), Laszlo and development of the in-house AJAX framework which communicates with the backend using the custom XML protocol.Technologies used: Actionscript 3.0, Flex, Laszlo, AJAX (XML, XPATH & Javascript), CSS and HTML

Working in a large team environment re-architecting the heart of mtv.com, vh1.com, mtvu.com, and comedycentral.com, which is a video streaming application used throughout all of the sites mentioned. Instead of completely re-architecting the application and re-writing 2 years worth of development I took another approach. I have build another smaller, much more extensible and esier to use framework on top of the previous code base. Technologies used: Actionscript 2.0, AJAX (XML & Javascript), CSS, XSL, HTML, Java.

Broad range of responsibilities included GUI interface design, building prototypes and client side development of the broadband on-demand video streaming channel for a television network CNBC. Acted as lead developer on www.cnbc.com for the client side portion of the product. Telecommuted 90% of the time and met all given deadlines. Developed an extensible, easy to use video streaming platform using a combination of Actionsript 2.0 + AJAX (XML & Advanced Javascript), CSS and HTML.

Worked with a graphic team on a small project for Revlon which was an interactive virtual wall for Almay. The application allows the user to explore the range of products that Almay offers, organized in exactly the same manner as in physical store. Developed flexible, resizable window components to display data-driven product information, including descriptions, photos, and available color shades.Technologies used: Actionscript

Working in a small team environment as senior action script programmer and application framework architect to re-create their catalog application. The task is to re-architect the application framework so it decreases the time of new feature development and also enables RichFX customers to extend this application without access to its source code. RichFX, Inc. is the market leader in online visual merchandising solutions, enabling retailers to leverage existing visual assets and turn them into powerful and cost-effective marketing tools. Technologies used: HTML, AJAX (XML & Javascript), CSS, Action Script, ASP, VB

Working with a team of 13 and various professors (including John Nash) on bringing technology into the classrooms of one of the most prestigious Educational facilities in America. Developing state of the art online and CD-ROM courseware with the use of HTML, Javascript, PHP, Flash MX Action Script, XML, ASP, Java and streaming technologies.Increased workflow by 250% by implementing OOP techniques into the development process.Used AJAX (Javascript & XML) with CSS to generate web pages, navigation menusCreated some of the most unique Flash MX Components: real world simulations, graph generators, gallery generators, XML parsers and other

Worked closely with the marketing personnel, development and usability teams of 7 to create on-the-road sales tools and an educational CD-ROM for the E-finance it sector using Macromedia Generator / Flash and it s action scripting language. Learned Install Shield Scripting to create a setup program that works fluently in all MS Windows environments. Designed and produced a 15 second TV Commercial 3D Animation and imported it into CD-ROM / Web and TV medias.

Broad range of creative responsibilities includes successful initiation, development, improvement of interactive website and interface designs for company intranet, corporate and major clients; creative workshops, story boarding, usability testing and scenario development. After the completion of design I was the artist who was responsible for converting it into HTML, JavaScript (DHTML media). After conversion I moved to the web development team writing web-based, database driven applications written in PHP/ASP that connected to either MySQL or SQL databases. Acted as a bridge between the internal team of 15 web programmers and 5 graphic designers to speed up the procedure. Worked closely with the project management and strategy team on implementing the collision strategy for the front-end and back-end technologies, i.e. information architecture.