A change in the company structure changes the name of the company back to Sports Technologies, but it is the same client services group I have been working with. I develop Fantasy Sports apps for top leagues and media companies. I have been working primarily with NASCAR, The Masters, and US Open Tennis developing the back end Ruby on Rails applications, and playing a leading role in the product development and support for these games.

Software Engineer working on Fantasy Sports applications for professional leagues and top brands in sports including NASCAR, The Masters, and US Open Tennis. Product Lead on NASCAR Fantasy Games. Working with Ruby on Rails, MySQL, Javascript, Bootstrap, Sidekiq, AWS, Urban Airship, Braze, GraphQL, Angular. Integration of sports betting odds into Fantasy games. Live event processing of JSON feeds.

Full Stack Developer and Product Development Lead for all NASCAR Fantasy Sports products. I directly managed the client relationship between NASCAR Digital Media and SportsHub, directed all related development resources, and produced and maintained the majority of the Ruby on Rails API code, admin tools, and some front end Angular code related to NASCAR Fantasy Live, Streak To The Finish, Chase Grid Battle, and the NASCAR Fantasy Section of NASCAR.com.

This was a side project I worked on. I created a cycling events calendar using Ruby on Rails. The app allowed for Geo Location search of cycling events using the Google geo location API, the Active.com events API, and payments through the PayPal API. The site was acquired in 2018.

Application Developer creating interactive Fantasy Sports applications. I used a full range of skills from back end application development using Ruby on Rails to front end coding with JavaScript and CSS.Projects included apps for brands and leagues such as Sports Illustrated, NHL, NFL, CBS, Bleacher Report, MLS, NCAA, The Dan Patrick Show and more. Type of projects ranged from Social networking apps, Survey tools, Forums, Pick'em games, Bracket games, Eliminator, Roster, and Streak styles games among others.

As a Technical Producer for ESPN.com I developed features for EXPN.com, ESPNRadio.com, and ESPN.com. Various projects ranged from creating views for displaying editorial content from a CMS, to developing stats pages for teams and players, and automated sports features like Ajax enabled GameCast applications and RealTime scoreboards.Some examples of interactive javascript applications that I produced include The NBA Trade Machine, The NBA Draft Machine, and the NHL Top Lines of All Time voting application.In my final year at ESPN.com I worked in the Community Group developing Fan Profiles, message boards, and adding features like Conversation Pages (linked from nearly every story on ESPN.com). I was also responsible for managing projects with third party technology partners.

Web development using ASP, HTML and Javascript for primarily the Computing Central section of MSN on a contract with Volt Technical Services.

As a contractor through Volt Technical Services I performed QA testing for a number of Web sites within MSN's subscription service. Some of the sites included Disney's Daily Blast, Car Talk, and some of the first sites to use Flash.

Provided central computer services for public school district, including running reports, and doing computer backups. Developed Unix shell scripts for automation. I also taught staff technical training courses in HTML, and helped develop some of the first Web pages used by the school district.