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Canada

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

San Diego, Ca, Us

Project: Switchboard———————————————————————————————————————————- I manage a second software development team responsible for developing the core outreach services (i.e. email, sms, ivr, etc ...) starting in Feb 2024.Project: Mask Selector———————————————————————————————————————————- I manage a software development team responsible for the Mask Selector product starting in Sep 2022.- I am responsible for team resourcing. I have grown the team from a complement of 3 developers to a complement of 6 plus a regular rotation of interns.- I am responsible for the larger macro architecture of the application. I do delve into the micro architecture when required.

San Diego, Ca, Us

Project: Patient Engagement (Pre-Therapy)———————————————————————————————————————————- I designed and I implemented an AWS Cloud solution to support mobile device pre-therapy technology.- I fostered interns by holding twice-weekly sessions to discuss various software and workplace topics aside from their primary deliverables.Project: Developer Experience (a.k.a Paved Roads, Dx)———————————————————————————————————————————- I designed and I implemented terraform modules to support containerized micro-services hosted within AWS ECS.- I designed and I implemented an internal service to facilitate the CICD and release processes. This internal product was known as Cobblestone (i.e. cobblestone refers to an early type of paved road).- I fostered interns by holding twice-weekly sessions to discuss various software and workplace topics aside from their primary deliverables.

San Diego, Ca, Us

Project: Developer Experience (a.k.a Paved Roads, Dx)———————————————————————————————————————————- I built a standard pipeline framework using Concourse that targets Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF). The framework supports build, scan and deployment operations for applications built using java, c#, or angular. The framework also supports Docker container builds targeting AWS ECR destinations. * I on-boarded numerous projects onto the above framework. * I built the successor framework using terraform modules to manage both an AWS ECS+Fargate infrastructure to host micro-service containers along with its CICD infrastructure to allow continuous delivery of those applications.Project: ReSupply 2.0———————————————————————————————————————————- I managed a software development team focused on the successor platform to the ReSupply 1.0 application.- I designed and I laid out the modernization architecture for the team. This involved transitioning from a monolithic application and from a monolithic database architecture into a micro service architecture.Project: ReSupply 1.x———————————————————————————————————————————- I managed a team focused on maintaining and improving a legacy product.- I investigated problem areas in that product and mapped out remedial steps for the team to take.- I operated as the team lead, the primary architect, and the lead developer for the project.

San Diego, Ca, Us

Project: U-Sleep———————————————————————————————————————————- I was temporarily assigned to the U-Sleep team in Halifax.- I implemented various user stories end-to-end (UI to database) for the web site.- I implemented 2 windows services.* One service interacts with a TIBCO EMS server.* One service interacts with a SharePoint server.Project: Airview———————————————————————————————————————————- I was temporarily assigned to the San Diego team to help meet its impending deadline.- I implemented miscellaneous user stories that contributed to the overall delivery.

Waterloo, Ontario, Ca

Project: Mobile Voice System (MVS)———————————————————————————————————————————- I developed and I maintained the server-side configuration administration console for MVS.- I developed and I maintained the server-side analytic tools and processes for MVS.- I maintained and I developed the server for MVS.- I maintained and I developed the device client for MVS.Project: BlackBerry Identity (BBID)———————————————————————————————————————————- I developed and I maintained the server-side user account web application for BBID.- I developed and I maintained the server-side token management application for BBID.- I developed and I maintained the server-side analytic tools and processes for BBID.Project: User Data and Identify Software———————————————————————————————————————————- I developed a C http client library built using cURL.- I developed a contact recommendations cascades DataModel component for BBM.Project: BlackBerry Authentication———————————————————————————————————————————- I developed an authentication service for BB10 devices.- I developed authentication plugins for the BB10 device.

Halifax, Ns, Ca

Project: Provisor———————————————————————————————————————————- I developed and I maintained plugins for the software provisioning product Provisor.- I developed a pre-compiler for Beanshell scripts.- I developed various tools to transfer customer data from its database to Provisor's database.Project: Credential Manager———————————————————————————————————————————- I designed and implemented the application's domain and database model.- I contributed heavily to the architectural design of the application.- I led a development team comprised of 6 developers. - I interviewed potential developer candidates. - I performed various personnel administrative tasks (like performance reviews). - I managed an annual team budget. - I mentored junior developers.

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Ca

Project: Edge———————————————————————————————————————————- I developed and I maintained a legacy DOS-based Point of Sale system- I designed and I implemented an inventory management system for NSLC.- Designed and I implemented an inventory management system for PEILCC.Project: Market2———————————————————————————————————————————- I designed and I implemented features for the successor Point of Sale application Market2.- I performed on-site upgrades.- I developed and I maintained the database for the Market2 product.